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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Interviewing Senator Burdick
Once again, the crack political team at the Fried Eagle was on the ground covering the hottest topics concerning Oregon's state government. We gained fascinating insights about the trees, the Presidential debates, and...Senator Burdick's personal life...Way to go team!
Our Mascot has Been Busy!
Principal Cindy Roby Travels with the Fried Eagle Mascot!
Where will our little guy go next? First he was in Paris, then Los Angeles...now our little eagle jetted off with Principal Roby for an adventure in the American Heartland. He landed in (where else?) The Mall of America and beautiful St. Louis! The kids are pouring over the pictures...
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Are these two Eagles standing next to our next Mayor?
Stay tuned! We'll find out soon... THANKS Charlie Hales for a subject in the premier issue of the Fried Eagle!
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Passing the Literary Baton
Oh, you knew this might happen.
All good things come to an end, and it's time for this writer to give up the blog for other Fried Eagle duties. And so I pass the literary baton to a new writer with a different style and voice.
And with this final post, I leave behind my favorite behind-the-scenes memories:
1. The boy who inhaled nine cookies in two minutes and was unable to speak because he was writhing on the playground clutching his belly. In front of Senator Chip Shields, no less.
2. The very first article, Paper Airplanes, and how it made the zine a reality for everyone. It became a goal we could literally grasp (and fold and unfold and smudge with dirty fingers).
3. Slappy Cakes, Slappy Cakes, Slappy Cakes
(You'll have to buy the zine to find out why.)
4. The earnest, thoughtful reasons for why each child is voting for a specific mayoral candidate.
(Again, buy the zine.)
4. And finally, let's not forget those boys with sticks.
All good things come to an end, and it's time for this writer to give up the blog for other Fried Eagle duties. And so I pass the literary baton to a new writer with a different style and voice.
And with this final post, I leave behind my favorite behind-the-scenes memories:
1. The boy who inhaled nine cookies in two minutes and was unable to speak because he was writhing on the playground clutching his belly. In front of Senator Chip Shields, no less.
2. The very first article, Paper Airplanes, and how it made the zine a reality for everyone. It became a goal we could literally grasp (and fold and unfold and smudge with dirty fingers).
3. Slappy Cakes, Slappy Cakes, Slappy Cakes
(You'll have to buy the zine to find out why.)
4. The earnest, thoughtful reasons for why each child is voting for a specific mayoral candidate.
(Again, buy the zine.)
4. And finally, let's not forget those boys with sticks.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Winter's Work
So you think we're sitting around, twiddling thumbs? No need to do that when we have a zine to run! Regardless of sales waiting game, the zine machine keeps rolling.
Here are the articles in incubation for Winter (Volume 1/Issue 2):
--The Fried Eagle Goes to Paris!
--How to Make Snow Globes
--Interview with Senator Ginny Burdick
--Write a Play
--Breakfast Review with Paul Gerald
--Where is Captain Ainsworth? It's a Mystery!
--How to Build a Snow Fort
--Homemade Hot Chocolate and Hot Marshmallow Fudge
--Chinese New Year
--Goats in the Garden
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