<p>haha thats basically what we do in journalism… just watch that show after deadline</p>
<p>OMG! Love that show! Everyone who didn’t get the position they wanted seriously needs to grow up! They need to get over it, be mature and show that they can be best at what they have already!</p>
<p>I freaking love Adam - the “most dramatic” episode haha</p>
<p>i’ve never watched this show, but I’m in journalism, and we always talk about how we’re too “boring” to be on a reality show!! (aka no groping, sex or amandas…) </p>
<p>though we do have a TON of real life drama though… you’ll be suprised. we only have around 30 + people but we do have a boatload of drama!</p>
<p>I didn’t like the finale. It seemed like nothing was resolved at all. Sequel?</p>
<p>They needed more episodes. The “finale” ended a little bit after homecoming. L-A-M-E. I’m addicted to that show.</p>
<p>“OMG Michael Jan!”
Esp. being in Yearbook, I see all the lame drama in the publications. Honestly, I think our Journalism programs (Broadcast, Newspaper, Yearbook) had drama on an equal or greater level. That’s just me though.</p>
<p>Hehe, I love that show. And Michael Jan is my Asian idol, although I expect he seems typical by CC standards.</p>
<p>I’m sure there’s drama on my yearbook staff, but I’m pretty insulated from all of it. I’m in the corner cracking communist jokes with my friends.</p>
<p>i agree, khrushchevtm
yeah at first i was like, puh-lease, no place is that dramatic
and then i watched the show.
OMG THIS IS EXACTLY LIKE THE PUBLICATIONS AT MY SCHOOL!
I’m on the yearbook staff and it makes me so sad that i can actually relate to the problems on the show.
so yeah, i love the paper, because it’s as over-exaggerated as you’d think.</p>