Violence is not the answer Addie Oli ver, Michael Mundell, Cissy Perrez and others from surrounding high schools present the Viva play to the sophmores.
Kate Rennie
In the fall, sophomores attended a play given by Voices for Interpersonal Violence alternatives, also known as VIVA. VIVA, an organization w here teens gather and educate other teens about sexual harrassment issues, has been together for five years and has given over two hundred performances il1 central Virginia. Som e liked the play. McAanalle Neal said, "VIVA was il1terestillg because it portrayed situations that actually occur in high school and m ade us realize w hat is acceptable and what is not."
Dale Dudley William Dunlap Mi randa Durrer Christen Duxbury Simone Echeverri-Gent Jesse Elizan Jeffrey Elzey
Victoria Emanuelson Tosha Endres ClU'istine English Gia Esposito Zad1ary Eustace Christopher Ezzyk Kem1eth Farmer II
Tissiana Ferretti Keri Field s Nicole Field s Michael Finch Rachel Fiore Hatmah Fisher James Fitzgerald
John Fitzhugh Sarah Ford Jamie Frazer Amber Freundschuh Erica Gaines Julie Gaines Aarti Gala John Gallagher William Gantt Jose Garcia Emma Garren Artriam1a Garth Courtney Garver Adam Gen~st
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