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Before there was a boulder to roll, there was a coyote to crush. In the sun-bleached desert of Chuck Jones’s imagination, Wile E. Coyote embarks each morning on a ritual as old as time: the plan, the procurement of some gloriously inadequate ACME device, the execution, the surreal and physics-defying failure, the fall, and the dusty reset. We laugh at the anvil, the rocket sled, the earthquake pills, because the violence is so gloriously silly and the pain so clearly illusory

If our school were a country what would it be and what would be its biggest strength? "If our school were a country I think it would be Pakistan as the food, cultures and traditions here are truly moments to treasure. The biggest strength would be our people with unity brotherhood cooperation and strong sense of unity." If you had an unlimited budget to organize one school event what would it be and why? "It would be a costume party because I think it would be a fun way for p

If you could tell the entire school one story that you think deserves to be heard, what would it be? "I would tell the story of our support and maintenance staff. We often measure our school’s identity through academic awards, debate trophies and sport victories. But our daily routine runs on the work of people whose names most students do not know, which is why I believe their story deserves to be heard the most" Do you believe a journalist’s job is to tell people what happ

What happens when five completely different sports are put into one room and given the chance to defend themselves? You get a panel full of opinions, arguments, and plenty to talk about. The panel brought together five sports: football, basketball, cricket, rowing, and Formula 1. Each sport had its own representative and its own point of view, which made the discussion much more interesting than simply talking about which sport is the best. Football brought plenty of energy t