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What's your relationship to school?: student

Your age: 16

Tell us a little about yourself.: Named PangNhia Moua, call me by Pang and I'm currently enrolled at Partick Henry High.

class of 08

Why are you interested in Students Speak Out?: Because I believe with this, we STUDENTS can speak our mind and meet up with our teachers and other MPLS staff to dicuss about education.

The Shot Box of DOOM! MWHAHAHAHA~!

Hey hey hey! The name Pang(Nhia) Moua! Called me Pang! Many of my buddies call my by PG or Protogirl. I'm going to use this shout box for a bio info. Since because I'm bored and have nothing else better to do :)

I'm a gamer, meaning I LOVE VIDEO GAMES! I love to draw anime, meaning I'm a cartoonist. I'm not an artist meaning I'm a noob at drawing.

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At 11:40am on May 21st, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang -- please make sure to check out the new R.T. Rybak post and respond! Request to be his friend, too, please. We want to hook him on the power of SSO. Boost his excitement about it so he'll keep coming back!

At 12:26pm on April 4th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang -- I am about to send out more info about the contest to all of our contacts, and I would love to include your work. Best Buy is now supporting the contest, and they would like to put it out, too!

The deadline has changed to 4/21 and the Target gift cards are now switched to Best Buy.

Could you change the flyer to include these new details and send it to me? I have lots of people waiting for it and excited to see it! I gave you my personal email address in your SSO "email" (click the envelope at the very top left of your screen.

At 3:42pm on March 20th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang. I'm so excited to see it! Did you get me email address in your messages??? Please send it to my email.

At 1:51pm on March 19th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang, I just sent you an email... Go to the messages (the little envelope at the top left of your page) to see it.

At 5:27pm on March 18th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang,

How is the flier coming along? Will you be able to get it to me this week? I just got a note from the principals' association that they're excited to get it out!

At 5:05pm on March 13th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Also, Pang, I completely trust you to come up with a good visual, and to determine if it should be picturistic or plain cartoon. It should speak to students -- we want them to get excited about the contest because of the flier. So do what you think will do that best.

At 5:03pm on March 13th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Hi Pang. Awesome! I am thinking an 8X10 flier.People will be printing it out from our Web site. To be honest, I have no idea what pixelization I want -- I think you should advise ME on that. Ideally, we want it to be pixelization that is appropriate for people to print out to photocopy and post. Does that help?

At 5:24pm on March 12th, 2008, Kim FB said…: And, rereading the above, I should have said, "Our resident cartoonist." Sorry!

At 5:20pm on March 12th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Hi again. We would want this by mid next week, if possible. We have principals who are willing to post them in the schools, and we want to make them available for people to download on SSO.

At 5:19pm on March 12th, 2008, Kim FB said…: Pang, Our resident artist! What would you think of preparing 2 fliers that we could use for SSO -- to advertise all over the state. You could sign the artwork.

One would be for the I Am Minnesota's Future Video contest. I would include the basic details -- what it is; the deadline; the cool prizes.

The other is for SSO more generally -- that we want students to sign up, tell their stories in the groups, that adults are listening, and (especially) mentioning the Web site. The artwork might reflect the kinds of discussions that happen on SSO.

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