as june rapidly approaches, our senior class is preparing to leave us. where are they going to college? well, some of them are branching out and going as far away from ellison as possible. others are heading up to rhode island to attend stratton university. accepting applications for the fall 2008 semester now!

your first stop at ` a little bit rebel. here you'll find the plot and rules. make sure you read them before you register.

check here every once in a while for important posts from the admins. if something comes up or needs to be addressed, this is most likely the place we're going to do it. this is for ooc announcements only.

if you have any questions regarding anything that's going on at ` a little bit rebel or any suggestions on how we can make it better here, post away. we're always open to new ideas. this forum is guest friendly.

after reading the rules and plot, come here and post your character's application for review. one of the admins will look over the application and accept your character or ask you to change a few things.

once your application has been accepted, it will go into the correct folder in ellison academy's permanent records. after your application is filed here, you are free to post anywhere on the board.

this is where all the graduated seniors have their applications located once they've moved on to bigger and better things away from ellison.


congratulations to the class of 2009!

come here and sign up for every thing else: screen names, dorms, cell phone numbers, etc.

for your facebook pages. come here, to upload your pictures or videos, edit your status and write on your friends walls. hey, you can even send bumper stickers if you want!

for all your new gizmos and gadgets. look for your cell phones, instant messengers and other stuff here.

getting in late? need to drop off something in your professor's mailbox? anything that has to do with the running of the school goes on here. gladys knight, the lovely, old secretary, can answer all your questions.

the locker room is more like a large alcove then a room. with no walls dividing the hallway and the lockers, students have easy access to their lockers without the worry of a clogged doorway. lockers line the walls, two high, and are sorted by grade. boys' and girls' lockers are both located here.

just past the main office on your right, the lounge is a large open room off the corridor, seperated by a half wall, with chairs, tables, a few vending machines and a bookcase filled with a mish-mosh of books. students usually come here to hang out between classes and after school.

the halls are usually jam-packed with students walking from class to class, talking with friends. classrooms are all along either side of the hallways, as are the stairwells.

classrooms line the halls on the first through fourth floors. most of them contain classes, but there are the few classrooms that remain empty for most of the day. you can arrange a meeting for a club, with a teacher, or for any other reason.

the cafeteria is located in the basment of the school. all meals are served here and food is available pretty much 24/7. so, whether you're just getting some lunch, or you're really in the mood for a piece of chocolate cake at 2am, the cafeteria can serve your food needs. during school hours and during the days on the weekends, toni giancone is on duty, and from 9pm until 6am, liz ginger is working.

located up on the fourth floor, the library is one of the biggest places in school. it offers hundreds of thousands of books and the librarian, miss hannah, is always more than welcome to help you find what you're looking for. in the front of the library by miss hannah's desk, is a group of round desks with chairs, available for students looking for a quiet place to do their homeworks. a group of pc's are also available for students, as well as a printer hook-up for laptops. the library hours are 7am to 2am, seven days a week.

whether you just want to jam with your friends or you actually have band class, this is the place for all your musical needs. a special back room has a mini recording studio with a sound proof box filled with a drum kit and amps galore.

whether you're performing in the drama club's annual performance, or you're jazzin' it up with the band at the yearly concerts, the auditorum is the place to be. there's a baby grand piano down in front of the stage, as well as a sound booth up in the back of the room.

there's both a girls and a boys bathrooom, located on both the basement level and the third floor.

the lawns and paths take up a large part of ellison academy's new hampshire campus. lots of large trees are set sporadically across the campus and every once in a while a bench pops up next to one of the paths. ellison is a completely wireless campus, so feel free to use your laptop on the lawns if it's a nice day. if it's covered in snow, take your friends on in a snow ball fight, or even go to town, buy a sled and sled down one of the many hills on campus.

down a little past the lake, a large outdoor eating area is available for all students. the barbeques, however, are only allowed to be used by seniors and staff members. so, go throw a barbeque with your friends or talegate before one of ellison's highly anticipated football games.

lake torrino is a man made lake that sits right in the middle of ellison's campus. it's a freshwater lake where when the weather's warm, students can be seen swimming, and, when the weather's not so warm, ice skating. a large swimming platform sits in the middle of the lake during the warmer months. a little ways away from the lake is a large hot tub for all students to use all year round.

all the athletic facilities at ellison - the fields, the pool, the courts - are located in this general area of campus.

the basement of the dorms is pretty much a huge game room. with closets filled with board games, a playstation 3, and a big screen tv, the students usually spend a large amount of their time here. the basement also has foozeball, pool, and knock-hockey. often, students set up grade game nights where all the students in the grade come together and have tournaments in all different games.

l hill is a good fifteen or twenty minute walk from the ellison campus, a shuttle bus runs regularly from the campus to town; seniors usually have cars, too.

chapel hill is a relatively large town in new hampshire. it has over 100,000 residents and a pretty large shoping district. most people come to wynona lane to socialize and hang out with friends. wynona also houses nintey percent of the towns shops, resturants, and its lone movie theater. usually there's a good crowd window shoping along wynona lane, so you're bound to bump into someone you know somehow.

during parents week and business meetings, visitors to chapel hill need a place to stay. lucky for them chapel hill is home to a very pleasent inn. there are plenty of room, smoking and non-smoking, and is located conviently near ellison academy. the rates are low so even ellison alumni can stop by to visit their friends still in school.

well, the remains of it that is. before the fire this was a lovely school that housed 400 some students. now all it holds is crumbling walls, black ash, and memories of graduates past. it is roped off by the police - who are still investigating the cause - but that doesn't stop people from sneaking in at nighttime to share a little 'romance' with their partner.

usually made for little children, the playground is small. it has several ramps, a tube slide and a regualr slide, monkey bars, and several other fun things for the kids. the ground is made of recycled tire so you won't get hurt as bad if you fall. it is fairly new so the graffitti is minimal. but that will change with all these teenagers running around.

what appears to be a vast green lawn in the center of town is actually much like central park in nyc except on a much smaller scale. there are trees, which in the winter are covered with lights, and benches and walking trails and even a small man made pond. it's advised not to swim in it, but it hasn't stopped people before. usually they learn after the first time though.

for all them citizens who live in chapel hill. there aren't many streets, but there are lots of lovely people who live on them. no, not homeless people sillies.

tired after a long day of shopping? need to refuel? chapel hill has tons of resturants all along wynona lane - from italian to indian and everything in between. some are owned by ellison graduates and others by sweet old ladies.

mixed in with all the resturants, chapel hill is known for its variety of shops. there are music stores, pet stores, antique stores, even famous name outlets, such as gap and others. if you look hard enough, you're sure to find a few gems off of wynona lane - a few very cute vintage and crafty stores are just off wynona on jessu street.

the atrium is the local movie theater that entertains a good number of people every weekend. with all the latest movies playing, the atrium is a local hot spot for ellison students and residents of chapel hill.

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