This document provides information about an upcoming school play production of Grease at Whitford High School. It announces that there will be three separate casts - one each for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. The first showing is that evening (December 5th) from 7-9pm, with the closing night on December 12th at the same time. Tickets are $5 for students and $8 for parents, or $10 for front row seats. It also shares the top 3 songs of the week, including a brief commentary on the number 1 song "If I Were a Boy" by Beyonce.

1. DUE TOMORROWDUE TOMORROW
12/12/08 – 12/19/08
Civil War in the
United States
In the classroom, America fights its biggest Civil War yet. In the world,
America is torn over a Big Three automaker bailout. Can the Union be
saved?
Contents

2. ~Wisdom from the Editor pg. 3
~Letters to the Editor pg. 4
~Ten Minutes pg. 5
~Things to Know pg. 6
~Thought pg. 7
~Entertainment pg. 11
~Et Cetera pg. 17
~Auxiliary Notes pg. 18
DUE TOMORROW was made as a catalyst for public opinion,
news and knowledge in general to take flight and disseminate. The
advantage of having media that is literally written by people next to
you is that it can sidestep dumb barriers, it is information you can
trust and it is relevant information.
We will strive to have an article for everyone. Articles are going
to be of absolutely anything (common sense restraints though) and by
Wisdom from the Editor

3. just about absolutely everyone. We hope you will contribute whether it
is an idea, a letter to the editor, a column or just some suggestion or
comment.
We are by the people and for the people. And for that reason, we
consider criticism and praise seriously. This project is meant to be
democracy at its best.
But lastly, and perhaps most importantly, it’s a different way to
have fun. That simple.
-Mr. Sun
Notes: This is going to be more of a magazine-formatted newspaper
than a newspaper. We are not going to follow dumb formatting rules.
We are open to suggestions. We would love your submitted articles.
We will likely be better than this week when we have more people.
None yet, we don’t have any articles. I don’t understand how
anybody can comment on nonexistent writing. Here’s a hypothetical
example though:
Sir,
You article (whatever the article was and issue) was a bunch of
%^&* because it misstated point X. I have studied this subject for
Letters to the Editor

4. (the number of years you studied + 9 years) and know about (yada
yada yada). You suck.
Or criticism in general. No specific formats; that’s why we have a
newspaper: so we can avoid gey restrictions.
Sir,
You are an absolute genius. Your article (yeah) was RIGHT ON
THE POINT. Props to explaining (w/e). You’re amazing, yada yada
yada.
Thank you, I try, I try.
Or you can respond to someone else’s letter. Or you can criticize
the editor for not including X. Whatever you feel like.
Questions for Albert Cui:
Conducted by Terrance Sun
Albert Cui is perhaps the most well known Summa alumni.
Additionally, he was the only person online (he is, quite frankly,
ALWAYS online.)
Ten Minutes

5. Q: Do you think of yourself, as a general person, as an amazing person?
Why?
A: I think of myself as an amazing person. Well... because I am.
Q: What's your opinion on girls?
A: You can never understand them.
Q: Do you find yourself interested in anything? If so, what and why?
A: Uh.............. I don't really find myself interested in anything.......
Q: What do you think about this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=6AXPnH0C9UA song?
A: I think it's pure amazingness and deserves the AAA stamp of approval.
Q: Who's the sexiest person alive (besides yourself)?
A: Mario DeSimone. Of course, that's besides myself.
Q: What did you think of Summa? What do you think about Summa now?
A: I thought Summa kind of screwed everyone over. Sure, the nice little
community feeling was nice, but it doesn't really make up for the negatives.
The program was not very well planned out. There was no point in having a
separate place for "smart" kids when all that really happened was that we
were put ahead in math and science. That could have happened in regular
middle schools. Plenty of non-Summa-freshmen are in Chem and Pre-
Calculus. Now, Summa is even more screwed up. With the 99 percentile
requirement to get into Summa, the class sizes are rapidly shrinking,
especially in the South area. Uhh yeah? The classes are pretty much
integrated into mainstream-Whitford now, completely defeating the point of
Summa (i.e Spanish). Forcing the now eight graders to redo Spanish 1 is
complete and utter failure.
Terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India killed multiple people, some
westerners. One of the dozen or so suspected terrorists was captured
and interrogated. Intelligence revealed they were from Pakistan.
Things to Know

6. The Detroit automakers continued their heavy push for a $34
billion government rescue plan. Congress is likely to vote on the
matter soon.
Moscow bans gay marriage under the thought that it spreads
HIV/AIDs.
Governors met with President-elect Barack Obama to discuss
allocation of a stimulus package.
President-elect Barack Obama names yet more people to be in
his cabinet; most namely Senator Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of
State and Governor Bill Richardson as his commerce secretary.
Georgia senator Saxby Chambliss has won re-election, blocking
the Democrats’ hopes of a filibuster-proof senate.
The Dow remained fickle; producing triple-digit swings daily. The
United States was officially in a recession since December 2007, but
the announcement has now been made.
Summa started its docudramas; an attempt at the combination
of drama and Supreme Court cases.
Trimester Two began.
The Civil War unit came to a close with a very anxious student
body battling a supposedly nightmarish test.
An Inquiry Lab was started in science. Much information was
revealed about certain students.
6th
graders scored six percentage points higher on a Civil War
quiz, netting them three points of extra credit.
Grease public viewing begins.
Capitalism’s Last Stand
By Terrance Sun
Thought

7. The recent bailouts have left the spirit of America incredibly
damaged. Media from both ends like to autonomously attribute it to
wicked greed, and they are to some extent correct, but they shudder
at the thought of denouncing the actions taken to “correct” this greed.
I am specifically referring to the infamous bailout packages being
started up.
We cringe at the thought of a short-term crisis. Yet it is human
nature to never look beyond the nearby horizon. Capitalism is
supposed to be a self-correcting system. I hear many spring on the
opportunity to make a joke about “Marx laughing in his grave.” But
while Marx is laughing, it isn’t because his theories are necessarily
correct. It is because Western democracy has choked itself with
interference, specifically in this bailout packages.
The deadliest poison of financial bailouts, beyond the cost (which
we have no plausible way to pay for), is the idea that it keeps sick,
sick systems from working. Detroit’s dance with the United Auto
Workers Union has crippled itself; overpay for workers ($70 an hour?),
ridiculous retiree trust policies and job security more robust than
teacher deals has strangled the system and made it into one that just
doesn’t work. It goes on and on with financial markets.
Is it really ethical to bailout big companies that were
mismanaged (no; mismanaged)? Yes, if you own a stake. If you’re one
of the two-hundred and ninety-million Americans who don’t have a
direct stake, heck no. Why should your money be used to fund some
far-off CEO’s bonuses? It’s just plain illogical.
Media, palling around with the wealthy, warns that it will “put
disastrous consequences onto the market if nothing is done.” I would
like to say that this is true for a very short amount of time. The
collapse of one company simply means the rise of another. If people
really are as greedy as the media says, then it is only in-line that some
entrepreneur will establish a new corporation in an old market. In fact,
looking at how the entire auto industry revolves around a handful of
companies, this might actually be good to stabilize the markets. If
future storms occur, then more companies will be available to take
hits. Smart companies will fare better.
My dad likes to tell me people don’t learn; there’s no use. Well
then, that’s a problem with American education; and that’s a whole
other story.

8. Community Service: Does it really help as much as they say?
By Lilli Kuechle
Did you know that over 200,000 people eat meals from an
emergency food box in Oregon alone? Did you know that 4 million
emergency meals are given out at shelters and soup kitchens a year?
Due to the economic downturn, many families are relying on the
goodwill of the people. See, the thing is, the goodwill of the people
fluxuates about as often as gas prices. Some days it’s up, other days it
doesn’t exist.
I think it is safe to say that everyone in Summa has enough, if
not to much. We all have a roof over our head, and food to eat. Good,
wholesome food. I also know as well as anyone that the recession has
taken its toll on everyone at least a little. Whether it’s the price of
things like gas and groceries skyrocketing, or having a parent loose a
job or even your house, we all feel it. The people who are eating out of
emergency food boxes are the people in Oregon who are really feeling
the crisis. The people who aren’t worried about if they’re going to get
an iPod Touch for Christmas. No I’m talking about the ones who are
worried if they’re going to have food to feed their family on Christmas.
The Oregon Food Bank is struggling for funds, food, and volunteers. If
we all just give a little, we can make a huge difference.
The canned food drive at Whitford helped a lot of people. Think
of it as giving Christmas. While I am a supporter of the cause, I think
the means are somewhat inappropriate. Competitions make things fun
and motivational for some students, I think there are times for
competition, and times to just know that you made a difference for
someone. The canned food drive is one of the times where you need to
make it less about a competition, and more about finding happiness in
giving to others. It is important for students to be able to find peace in
giving, and not need a reward for doing the natural thing.
If you want to further help the Oregon Food Bank, please go to:
http://www.oregonfoodbank.org/make_a_difference/
WMDs for Sale!
By Richik Neogi
In the 21st
century, the threat isn’t communists, fascists or the
Queen of UK. It is now the threat of a terrorist stack. Is this credible
however? In 2003 there were a total of 190 terrorist attacks

9. committed in the world. This is only the statistics of major bombings in
relatively peaceful areas. What is the most used weapon in these
attacks? At the moment, it is the power of a cheap, energetic material,
like Ammonium Nitrate/ Diesel. Could that change?
In 1957, USA had 6,444 nuclear warheads, the Soviet Union had
660, and UK had 50. In 1986, USA had 23,254 nuclear warheads, the
Soviet Union had 40,723 warheads, UK had 300, France had 355, and
China had 425. This all changed after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
During the short period of instability after the dissolvation of the
Soviet Union, hundreds of kilograms of nuclear material, and several
warheads went missing.
During the 90’s several cases of nuclear theft were documented.
One documents two teenagers trying to sell 1 kilogram of plutonium to
an undercover NATO agent. Another documents a man dying of
radiation poisoning after trying to steal 2 kilograms of plutonium. This
simply portrays the ease of access during the time after the collapse.
Now think of this: What if someone with a radical mindset could access
nuclear devices?
Actual material is not always the problem. Countries like Iran are
trying to develop nuclear weapons. All they need is how to make the
weapon. Syria built nuclear weapons, since a Pakistani researcher sold
nuclear secrets out to them. If a country that hates USA so much gains
nuclear strength, you can probably guess what they’ll do.
The Cold war was the peak of WMD research. The Soviet Union
developed over 25 chemical agents, and modified a resistant strain of
smallpox. In fact, these weapons still exist. Recently, 200 tons of
anthrax were cleaned up from Vozrozhdeniya Island in the Aral Sea. In
a refrigerator in Russia, there stands a pea container holding 5
centrifuge tubes of the Plague. Recently, terrorists have gotten a hold
of anthrax. This has proved deadly. In the worst case scenario, a
highly spreadable, deadly disease could be obtained by groups like Al-
Qaeda or Fatah, and used as a weapon. Not only will this kill large
numbers of people, but it will create the imminent threat of other
countries obtaining biological agents. Nerve gasses are also much of a
threat. A few miles away from the Oregon town of Umatilla, there
stands a sarin chemical weapons plant, which is being disarmed at the
moment. Sarin is one of the most deadly nerve agents in existence. It
paralyzes the whole body in a matter of minutes, and there is not
much of an antidote. If even a few cylinders of sarin were released on

10. a subway train, several would die. This happened in Japan with the
sarin release of Aum Shinrikyo.
The sheer cleverness of Aum Shinrikyo’s activities surprises many.
The people of this organization posed as missionaries in Congo, where
they helped Ebola patients. Instead of curing them, they extracted
their vomit and cultured the deadly, contagious virus. When one of
their compounds were raided, they found human subjects, cultured
plates of several biological agents, a stockpile of weapons and
explosives, chemical weapons, and an Mi-24 military helicopter. It is
unknown how they got these weapons, but it was all probably from
low-security weapons sights, left over in places where the Soviet Union
had to cut security during the turmoil of 1991.
For this whole article so far, I have been talking about big
weapons like sarin and nukes. Now, let’s go to a more likely attack: A
dirty bomb. A dirty bomb is extremely simple, silent, and chronically
deadly. It consists of a conventional explosive wrapped in highly
radioactive material. These bombs release radioactive dust that will
slowly cause radiation poisoning and cancer. A dirty bomb is virtually
undetectable, and only 2 cities in USA have screening for them: New
York and Washington DC. Obtaining nuclear material can be as simple
as dissecting a smoke detector, or salvaging an old x-ray machine. The
radioactive materials then are applied to conventional explosives. In
fact, I have an old smoke detector in the garage, and maybe my
neighbors do too. I could pose as someone collecting smoke detectors
and electronics for recycling, gather some radioactive material and
transfer it to a dangerous source. The sheer simplicity of this process
can shock people. Making an explosive can be as easy as a trip to the
hardware store.
The hazardous weapon trade has become almost like an industry.
This is by no means a reason to buy gas masks and lock yourself up in
your home. It just is a slim chance. All of us have to keep an eye, and
stop blaming random Muslims (ANAND… Or most people) for terrorism.
Currently Russia has 14,000 nukes, USA has 5,400, France has 350,
China has 200, UK has 200, Israel has 80, Pakistan has 60, and India
has 50.
Grease
Entertainment

11. By Eileen Yao
This year, for the first time, there are three different casts for a
single play; a 6th grade cast, a 7th grade cast, and an 8th grade cast.
Every cast has its own merits, and Summa has a strong representation
in each. The actors and actresses of Grease, Whitford's musical for this
year, have been rehearsing for close to three months. Finally, their
hard work has been paid off. The first showing of Grease will be
tonight (12/5) at seven o'clock to nine o'clock. Closing night will be on
the twelfth at the same time. For students, the price is $5. For your
parents, tickets are sold for $8. If you want front-row seats, bring $10.
See you there!
TOP 3 SONGS OF THE WEEK
By Meghana Rao
1. If I Were A Boy- Beyonce
- Yeah, we all don’t get why Beyonce would sing such a weird song,
but it’s good! It has emotion, rhythm, and catchy-ness… which is
always important. I’m not really sure if this is a girly or a guy song
since its about a girl talking about how she would act if she was a boy.
She makes it seem like being a guy is really laid back, which I doubt is
true. In the song, she also claims she understands how it feels to love
a girl and how she’d make a better man….? How would she know what
that feels like?
The music vid is about her and some guy. The beginning is
really…..disturbing? They are just saying words… like: Honesty,
Commitment, You, Me, Us… You may want to fast forward to get to the
song!! That’s what I do.
Now let’s talk about the song. It starts out a little slow, with a
kind of boring tune. But, after a little bit, a slow beat kicks in which
livens up the song un poco. The chorus is where things start heating
up. Beyonce begins to hit majorly high notes and blast her voice like a
fog horn, but it sounds amazing. She has really good pitch too. Here is
the link to the song! Listen to it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=8c0wqoj3lEM
The video is about Beyonce cheating on her boyfriend…. I’m not
sure how this connects to the song, but it all fits together somehow!
On Youtube, there are plenty of people trying to sing this song too,
which is HI-LARIOUS!! I mean, it’s not like your everyday Summa
student could do much better (unless you are a Jackie or Erika or
Annika or one of those amazing singers… sorry if I forgot someone!!).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9attruLw3s

12. The person in that vid isn’t the best singer… but she has a brilliantly
funny performance!! She is like doing a constant shimmy…. And acting
a little weird. It’s pretty amusing. I would check it out. She gave me a
good laugh!
Some people sing it AMAZINGLY on YouTube too!! So don’t
underestimate the talent of some people out there!!
SIDE NOTE: Beyonce wants to change her name to Sasha Fierce…
LAME ACCORDING TO ME!! Why would you want to change your name
if you have such a cool one?
2. Right Now (Na Na Na)- Akon
- Love this song soo much!! It’s maybe one of the most catchy
songs out there, except its “repetitive” (quote of Joel- put without his
permission hahah). The video is so-so.. I haven’t really checked it out.
I have heard the song a bunch on z100. Here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTJcUwOy6qM
You need to fast-forward to the song at 1:03. I really like the
instrumental in this too, especially in the beginning!! I like the beat
and everything about it. The chorus lyrics are super easy too!! They
are basically: I wanna make up right now na na.
Personally, I don’t think Akon is any Chris Brown, but his song is
really good. It’s about a guy who wants to make up with his girlfriend.
I just think this song wins the “Most Catchiest” award of December or
something!! SERIOUSLY! If you haven’t heard it, go and listen!
And OMG this parody to it is sooo funny! The people seriously
can’t sing, but it is a good effort  http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=4uWqhCItO64
I wanna eat out right now na na…… hahah. It’s good. Okay, warning
she does say the “s” word… not cool.
3. Single Ladies- Beyonce
- So yeah, this song isn’t really the greatest, but it has a really
neat, fast, beat! It’s the perfect song for a dance party or something. I
really can’t understand what Beyonce says, but the dance to the song
is really complex, and somewhat inappropriate lets just say….
Here is the video for you to figure out for yourself!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mVEGfH4s5g
Quick analysis on her voice: Beyonce sings pretty low in the song! Her
voice is sort of raspy, but very good at the same time! 
The next video is super weird. It’s of this guy, Shane Mercado,
doing the Beyonce Single Ladies dance!!! He’s really good….scary.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6ExgUW6ak8

13. RANDOM!!!!!!!
And this video is just really random, but really funny.
It’s of an Italian guy singing Crush! My friend Tejal (for those of you
who know her,) sent it to me!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU6Z7bXYheE
He starts out okay, and then when he hits the high notes, its pretty
funny 
His accent creates a wacky affect! His voice like squeaks…. Sort of like
a mouse.
He even sings the lyrics wrong!!!!
Celtics show Blazers how far they have to go
By Ben Shmulevsky
Coming off an embarrassing loss, the Blazers anxiously awaited
Coach McMillan in their lockers Friday night. No one said a word, and
all wondered what had happened. They were doing so well, having a
14-6 lead before the game and emerging as the best team in the
Northwest. For a team balanced with rookies and seasoned players,
they expected coming into Boston and playing a close game. They
expected a game where the fans would be proud to say “That’s the
team that, just three years ago, has a 21-61 loss streak.” They would
say, “This is the Rip City revival.”
The opposite happened that night.
Maybe it was halfway in the second quarter when the Blazers
noticed that they were being bullied by the big kids on the block. The
game was tight, and for a minute the Rip City fans thought that the
Blazers could pull it off. Then they blinked. And Kevin Garnett lead the
world champion team into a 14-point run, making the halftime score
49-36.
Brandon Roy, the current force that has been holding the rookie
team together, tried everything. He pulled out all the weapons in his
arsenal. Crossing over. Spinning. Penetrating and looking for
teammates. No one was there. No one was ready. We bit the dust.
The NBA Champion Celtics took a win that brought them to 19-2,
while the Blazers went 14-7, ending their six game streak. The Celtics
came in with the attitude that they owned the court, and the Blazers

14. quickly realized that they couldn’t shoot and score as easily as before.
According to them, the Blazers pushed and stole all night, taking away
the two Blazer advantages: their ability to drive and make shots
outside the 3-point line, and their ability to get offensive rebounds.
The Celtics outrebounded them 43-31 and the Blazers only made
two 3-point scores.
Into the third quarter, the Celtics expanded their lead to 21
points, and it wasn’t hard to guess how frustrated out team was. They
went off the game plan because Boston was too good. They focused
too hard on ‘sticking it to the man’ then keeping calm. The Blazer
offensive, according to Coach McMillan, was selfish, impatient, and
unimpressive.
“I think we learned that we've gotta stay calm,” said LaMarcus
Aldridge, who had 13 points that night. “Guys started taking it
personal and started to do their own thing. We have to learn how to
stay calm in these situations.”
After falling over 25 points underneath the best team in the
franchise, the Blazer reserves got the game to end closer than it
looked like. After Channing Frye hit a 3-pointer in the last 7 minutes of
the 4th
quarter, and Boston brought back their starting line, it looked
like the Blazers could bridge the gap between the two teams. But the
Celtics pulled a dominating victory, giving the Blazers their seventh
consecutive loss to Boston’s world champions, and this may have been
the worst yet. The Blazers came to Boston ready to prove that they
were playoff material, but according to Oregonlive.com, “All they
turned out to be was more roadkill in Boston's drive for another title.”
The Blazers got a steal and got as close as 80-69 because of
Travis Outlaw, but the Celtics jumped on them and scored 5 of 6
possessions, ending the game 78-93.
But Friday night didn’t prove the Blazers sucked. It proved that
the team that came so far still has a long way to go. Kevin Garnett got
inside Aldridge’s head. Paul Piece pissed off Brandon Roy. And apart
from that three-pointer, Channing Frye wasn’t even in the game. He
missed passes, dribbled off his feet, got a traveling call, and missed a
lot of air balls. The exact same thing happened against the Lakers. The
Blazer’s weren’t ready to hear that they need to keep a cool head.

15. The road of improvement begins with self-realization. They
realized that there was a problem.
“It's almost like everyone is almost waiting for that
championship game,” Roy said. “I mean, the Celtics, they are a
championship-caliber team today. We are not. It's no secret. I mean,
after most losses, I'm like, 'Arrgh.' But after this one, nah. They are
just a championship-caliber team TO-DAY. We're not.”
Maybe the Blazer’s mental and physical immaturity was because
of Roy. Maybe they expect him to be the Kevin Garnett of the team, I
don’t know. But it has been Roy who has been keeping the rookies
together lately. It has been Roy leading this team. It will be BRANDON
ROY who will bring this team together to play Toronto.
During the waning minutes of the fourth quarter, a depressed
Aldridge moaned about how their ‘most humiliating loss’ was
broadcasted on national television and how Charles Barkley, a
seasoned and retired basketball veteran, predicted that this would
happen. Roy looked him in the eye and said, “Hey. They can write and
say what they want. We’ve got to get ready and beat Toronto. People
can say we are not ready yet, but honestly ... I love this team and I
play to win every game, but I didn't think we were championship-
ready today. But Boston is championship-ready today.”
Roy called it a long night. But it didn’t take the fans long to feel
the same pain of loss that the Blazers were dealt.
When Coach Nate McMillan entered the lockers that night, he
didn’t yell or shout. He just looked around at the anxious faces
comprehending what had just happened. He simply looked around and
said, “How do you feel right now?”
There’s nothing symbolic about that sentence. None of the
Blazers felt like their coach was giving them therapy. Finally, LaMarcus
Aldridge said three words. “We got punked.”
Another, more hard moment of silence fell on the broken team.
Then Outlaw mentioned how the game was similar to an older,
teenage kid playing with his younger brother on the court. The Blazers
were like that little brother. Usually, the older brother is encouraging,
helping them get better and better. But this message wasn’t
communicated verbally. It was spelled it out for them on the court,
‘You need to keep working.’

16. And the Blazers resolved that that was what they were going to
do.
McClellan knew what it was like to coach a team that bit the
dust. Coaching the Sonics for five years, he knew what it was like to
hear the same thing over and over again. ‘You need to keep working.’
He wanted the Blazers to talk about how being bullied felt like. That
was the point of his 6-word question.
But Friday night, the Blazers chose to hear themselves.
“I keep talking about how we gotta get better, and this is what I
mean,” McMillan said. “We've done some good things this season, but
as we get into January and February, we are going to see more and
more of this play.”
Yes, a lot of bad things happened Friday night. But it wasn’t the
end for the Blazers. And like Roy said, all they could do was put
themselves back together and take on Toronto. And build up their
streak. And maybe face Boston again in the play-offs. All they need to
do, and it hurts for us to hear this, is to keep working.
Sources:
http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindblazersbeat/2008/12/quick_lakers_a
nd_celtics_are_n.html
http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindblazersbeat/2008/12/blazers_at_celt
ics.html
Et Cetera

17. Sh-sh-sh-SHOUTOUT!
GENERAL: So, as most people are raving and thinking about, Whitford
is holding a Winter Semi-Formal! Yeah, yeah, yeah, you should try and
dress up and all, but don’t stress too much, it’s only a dance! It’s a
party! I know, some people are taking friends and dates, but just
come and enjoy yourself and support the band. Girls: Spaghetti strap
dresses are okay. Basically all dresses are okay if your parents are
okay with you going to a dance in them!!!  Hope to see you all there!
Specifics Contributed by the Needy:
“WE* CURRENTLY HAVE 562 CRANES PLUS A CERTAIN PERSON'S
WHO FORGOT TO GIVE THEM TO ME!!!!!
*you know who you are.” – Jenny Fandel
“To the first time contributors: you guys are the venture capitalists of
Summa media. You guys took some of your own time to contribute to
a project that might've died! All I can say is: I LOVE YOU GUYS. WE
REALLY ARE JUST ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY ^_^"- Terrance, Head
Editor and Coordinator of Due Tomorrow
“Hi...”- Albert Cui, Summa Alumni, to Meghana
"F*** the celtics, blazers are still awesome"- Ben S.
Attention!!!
If you want your shoutout to a special someone, or to your friends, or
about anything that you want seen in Due Tomorrow, please contact
Meghana at meghanavrao@gmail.com. Thanks!
Auxiliary Notes

18. By Terrance Sun
Quick! What’s 25 squared?
The trick here is to multiply 25 by 5 and then multiply that number
(125) by 5 resulting in 625.
What year did the Civil War start? What battle and who fired first?
1861. The Battle of Fort Sumter, and the Confederates fired first.
What’s the First Amendment say?
We have the right to religion (or to live without religion), the right to
petition the government, yada yada yada. Basically freedom of
speech.
What is Yellowstone?
A Supervolcano!
Yep, that’s it for review I guess.