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General
[ ]Rules
Here are the rules you need to follow on this site. Be sure to read them before you join.
Moderator: Principal Vale
33on Jul 8, 2008, 6:41pm
by Principal Vale
in Warning System
[ ]Audition Board (1 sub-board)
You will find the characters applications you need to fill in here. You have to wait until your application is accepted before you start posting.
44on Jul 1, 2008, 11:11pm
by Principal Vale
in PB Suggestions
[ ]Announcements
Announcements about events to come and other things of the sort will be made here
466on Sept 25, 2009, 3:30pm
by Dakota Greve
in Absences
[ ]Events
Come here to check out the list of events to come, their description, and suggest some more.
317on Oct 31, 2009, 7:18pm
by Drake Connelly
in Christmas Presents
[ ]Advertisement (1 sub-board)
Know another cool spot on the web that you want to let everyone know about? Well come here and tell us about it!
3031on Aug 23, 2009, 12:01pm
by Selene
in The Underworld RPG
[ ]Detention (1 sub-board)
Locked old threads
4557,792on Nov 4, 2009, 7:14pm
by Addison Blythe
in Accident ((Closed))
Characters
[ ]Accepted Characters (6 sub-boards)
If you've been accepted, your character's application will be moved here
84118on Oct 28, 2009, 10:04am
by Principal Vale
in Jonathan Knight
[ ]Sign Ups
Celebrity Claim, Dorm, Internet, Cell Numbers, Birth Dates, Journals and Diaries, and Postal Services Sign Ups
77on Feb 14, 2008, 3:07pm
by Principal Vale
in Internet
[ ]Lovely Photographs
Post pictures of your character here
2933on Jul 12, 2009, 10:13am
by Ayla Rose DeLaney
in {Picture Perfect}{Ayla...
[ ]Cellular (3 sub-boards)
Post your voice mail, conversations and texting here
147364on Nov 1, 2009, 7:17pm
by Oliver Stone
in Abigail Donner
[ ]Profiles (1 sub-board)
Are there any random informations about your character that you left out in the application? Come here to tell the other members about them.
6262on Jul 13, 2009, 9:08am
by Logan Carter
in Logan Carter
[ ]Plotting (7 sub-boards)
Plotting and Shipping for your characters - You have to make a plotting thread for your character, as stated in the rules.
106240on Oct 28, 2009, 11:25am
by Jonathan Knight
in |the devil may care|| ...
[ ]Blogs (59 sub-boards)

1701,297on Oct 4, 2009, 1:40pm
by Brooke McAllister
in Biffles =D
[ ]Journals and Diaries (44 sub-boards)

2756on Oct 6, 2009, 5:50am
by Brooke McAllister
in November 13, 2009
[ ]Postal Services (52 sub-boards)

3030on Oct 9, 2009, 5:39am
by Gabe Mead
in Novemeber 24, 2009
[ ]IM (1 sub-board)

29715,671on Nov 5, 2009, 8:51pm
by Vincent Freeman
in vince.freeman to past_...
[ ]School's Gossip Column (1 sub-board)
Come here to read the monthly issues of Gordon Parks' Academy's gossip column.
1116on Oct 12, 2009, 6:00am
by Principal Vale
in November '09 Gossip
OOC
[ ]Introduction
Come and introduce yourself to other members
842on Oct 2, 2009, 6:31pm
by Wesley Poe
in Hi :)
[ ]Medias
Talk about book, movies, tv shows and other stuff like that here
17on Jan 3, 2009, 7:14pm
by Tiffy Blevins
in PLEASE READ - Sarah Co...
[ ]Ramblings (1 sub-board)
Come here to talk about anything and everything
756on Nov 2, 2009, 5:10pm
by Jillian Cabell
in Houses
Gordon Parks' Academy for the Arts
[ ]Upper Middle
All the academic classrooms are here - Math, Science, Literature, Languages and History, along with the cafeteria and professors' offices.
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[ ]Lower Middle
This is where the Gym is. It is huge and has lots of place for whatever sports you need to practice, along with an indoor pool and an arena.
126on Nov 4, 2009, 7:37pm
by Roxanne Ellison
in "Swimming" Lessons (Ro...
[ ]Upper Left Wing
Dance and Film Rooms
14on Sept 8, 2009, 4:55pm
by Kristina Sylvia
in '[kris] pick me up but...
[ ]Lower Left Wing
Music Rooms
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[ ]Upper Right Wing
Photography and Vocal Rooms
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[ ]Lower Right Wing
Arts, Creative Writing and Fashion Design Rooms
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[ ]Theater
This is where classes take place for theater students
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[ ]Library
You've probably never been in a library this big. Whatever book you are looking for - novels, biographies, documentaries, art books, etc - you will most likely find it here
25on Oct 3, 2009, 11:23pm
by Jared Greene
in Reading Ahead [Jared]
[ ]School Grounds
The large school grounds on which the Academy is situated
124Today at 8:25pm
by Felicia Andrews
in Some Things Are Better...
Dorm Rooms
[ ]Amelia Mary Earhart Building (20 sub-boards)
Named after the notarious aviation pioneer, this is the building where you can find the girl's dorm rooms. Boys are not allowed in here - though that doesn't mean they don't find a way in
311on Nov 4, 2009, 7:40pm
by Drake Connelly
in A Very Merry Un-Christ...
[ ]Dwight David Eisenhower Building (15 sub-boards)
Named after the former President, the boys dorm rooms are situated here. No girls allowed - as though that stops them.
465Today at 8:01pm
by Marchel Tate
in Not too late to apolog...
Parks
[ ]Loose Park
With it's beautiful rose garden, state-of-the art playground, walking trail, and the famous Loose Park Pond, this park is the perfect place to take the family or enjoy a picnic. You can feed the birds, take your dog and make a day of it.
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[ ]Sar-Ko-Par
With everything from five playgrounds, six open play areas, beautiful lake and even a skate park, Sar-ko-Par is a great place to let the kids run free. It's also great for families with plenty of shelter areas, basketball and even sand volleyball courts. Sar-Ko-Par has a little bit of something for everyone!
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[ ]Macken Park
Recently renovated by NKC's Parks and Rec department, Macken Park has a brand new playground and a great tennis facility for all to use. Check out the great walking trail which is great for mom's with strollers, walkers and runners and it also has great places to picnic. The huge trees provide great shade for those hot KC summers.
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Food
[ ]Crayola Cafe
Sporting bright, colorful decor, and placemats that serve as blank canvasses, Crayola Cafe is the perfect place to re-visit your childhood and explore your inner artist. This is a big favorite for most art students.
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[ ]Oak Room
The elegantly stylish decor of the Oak Bar along with the warmth of the fireplace and comfortable seating makes our bar feel refined yet inviting. Slightly pricey for highschool students, but definitely a place to visit at least once.
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[ ]Cafe Provence
Progressive French Provençal cuisine served in the warm, inviting atmosphere of a neighborhood bistro
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[ ]Milano
Milano offers a wide variety of authentic Italian cuisine including homemade pasta, pizza, fish, chicken, and steak selections. Milano also has daily lunch and dinner specials that are sure to delight your taste buds.
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[ ]Guadalajara
Guadalajara Café is a different kind of Mexican restaurant. This is apparent as soon as you walk in the door - white tablecloths adorned with fresh flowers immediately flag a unique atmosphere. Guadalajara’s menu is not what you find in most Mexican restaurants. From beef tenderloin and chicken to shrimp and seafood, this menu features flavors from the family kitchens of Mexico. Of course, you can find the typical burritos and tacos but Guadalajara Café offers a different style of cuisine for those looking for the real flavors of Mexico.
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[ ]Trezo Mare
If you like seafood, this is a genuine, spirited, stylish and adventurous place to wine, dine and spend time with friends.
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[ ]Nara
Love sushi? Nara is a modern concept Neo-Japanese restaurant combining the historical robata-yaki method with contemporary flavors which make for an extraordinary far eastern fare!
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[ ]Skies
Kansas City's only revolving restaurant, Skies, is located atop the Hyatt Regency -- offering guests cocktails and dinner with a panoramic view of the city. With 72 windows lining the exterior of Skies, guests are surrounded with the sights of Kansas City.
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[ ]Re:Verse
Welcome to re:Verse New American Bistro and Bar, the sophisticated Plaza restaurant. Deep red ceilings, dark slate columns, a polished tile floor, stainless steel doors & walls create a hip & romantic atmosphere.
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Entertainment
[ ]Kansas City Ballet
Kansas City Ballet has earned the respect of the national dance community and is a source of pride for our city and region. The versatility and depth of Kansas City Ballet takes center stage each year as the company continues to hone its reputation as one of the best mid-sized ballet organizations in the nation. Dance students perform here at the end of the year.
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[ ]Lyric Opera of Kansas City
Lyric Opera of Kansas City is one of the nation's premier regional opera companies, and is now in its 50th season with 95 different productions (29 of which are American operas) to its credit. The Vocal and Music students perform here at the end of the year.
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[ ]#8 Gallery
Gallery No. 8 is part of downtown Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District redevelopment project. Each First Friday, the gallery features new works by local artists. Private viewings are always available upon request. The Art and Photo students' work is exposed here at the end of the year.
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[ ]American Heartland Theater
Now in our 20th season, American Heartland Theatre is recognized as one of Kansas City's theatrical cornerstones. This is where the Theater students perform at the end of the year.
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[ ]H & R Block City Stage
Enjoy dramas, comedies and musicals. All LIVE! Our day and nighttime performances are for young theater lovers -- of all ages. And every seat is a good one in this state-of-the-art theater.
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[ ]Beaumont Club
Large dance floor, country-dance lessons, mechanical bull, 6 pool tables, dartboards, concerts with national recording artists, come here for a night out with friends.
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[ ]City Extreme Screen Theater
Five stories tall and more than 75 feet wide, this giant silver screen shows 2D and 3D film, using state-of-the-art technology to let you not just watch a movie, but experience it. This is the only 3D theater in a 200-mile radius and can also show 35-mm films. The Film students' movies are showed here at the end of the year.
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[ ]The Hurricane
If there is a place where parallel worlds meet it would be the Hurricane. Persona from all walks of life meet in this wild environment. Drinks are resonably priced and cover for live music is very reasonable. And the best part about it: the bouncer hardly ever asks for ID cards.
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[ ]Kansas City Zoo
Kansas City Zoological Park (Kansas City Zoo) is the 10th largest zoo in the United States. If you love animals, this is the perfect place to come to on a day off school.
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[ ]Worlds of Fun Theme Park
Worlds of Fun, one of the regions largest family fun park destinations has over 235 acres of rides and attractions. With over 100 rides and attractions, including six world-class roller coasters, live entertainment, and kids adventures, it’s no wonder Worlds of Fun is one of Kansas City’s favorite attractions.
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Everywhere else
[ ]Rainy Day Books
Located just west of the Country Club Plaza, Rainy Day Books is recognized locally and nationally as Kansas City's premier independent and best-loved bookseller. Creative Writing students' short stories and novels are sold here at the end of the year.
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[ ]Curious Sofa
Established in 2000, this locally-owned retail boutique boasts a "less than serious" approach to shopping, decorating and gift buying. You'll discover 3,700 square feet of feather-filled slipcovered sofas, sparkling chandeliers, uncommon home accessories, candles, stationery, beds, pillows, linens, soft quilts, L'Occitane French soaps, body lotions and hand creams, pottery, English teas, kitchen products, Italian pottery and Romanian linens.
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[ ]Claire's
Young adult must-haves include necklaces, earrings, bracelets, watches, rings, hair ornaments, sunglasses, scarves, belts and purses-to help make life the party it should be.
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[ ]Briarcliff Village
Briarcliff Village brings an exhilarating new attitude to destination shopping and dining. In this charming Tuscan-inspired setting, you'll find a surprisingly well-rounded collection of this area's favorite stores, shops and restaurants.
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[ ]Crown Center
If you're looking for a place to aimlessly wander through or go window shopping, this it the place. With a great selection of stores and a few nice restaurants to stop along for a bite, including Milano and Crayola Cafe.
12on Nov 5, 2009, 11:13am
by Taylor Smith
in A Good Day {Taylor}
[ ]Barnes & Noble Book Store
Barnes & Noble Booksellers, the nation's largest retail bookseller, features a two-story store in Zona Rosa with an authoritative selection of book titles. The Barnes & Noble Café serving Starbucks coffee and featuring cheesecakes from The Cheesecake Factory is located inside the bookstore -- making the browsing, shopping and reading experience inviting and pleasurable.
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[ ]Aggieal's Attic
Vintage boutique offering hard-to-find vintage items. Most students love coming here to find things to decorate their dorm rooms.
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[ ]A Sweet Expression
Visiting Kansas City would not be complete without a visit to A Sweet Expression, located in the Historic Downtown River Market. Creator of the finest candy and cookie bouquets in town, this small sweet shop was named Kansas City's Best Old Fashioned Ice Cream Shoppe in 2002.
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[ ]Eros Boutique
This is the place nobody wants to be caught in - yet hardly anyone can restrain themselves from going in. After all, isn't exploring sexuality a part of teenagehood?
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Housing
[ ]Apartments (5 sub-boards)
Apartments can be found here.
323Today at 8:43pm
by Mandy Stevens
in Christmas Time {Mandy}
[ ]Houses (1 sub-board)
Houses can be found here.
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Outside of KC
[ ]United States (5 sub-boards)
All states from sea to shining sea
1078Today at 7:24pm
by Jared Russo
in Happy Holidays {Jared}
[ ]North America
Canada and Mexico
11on Jun 25, 2008, 12:04am
by Principal Vale
in Rules about this board
[ ]South America
Brasil, Argentina and other South American countries
11on Oct 30, 2009, 9:59am
by Principal Vale
in Rules About This Board
[ ]Europe
England, France, Italy, Greece and all that jazz
11on Jun 25, 2008, 12:08am
by Principal Vale
in Rules about this board
[ ]Asia
All countries of the orient
11on Oct 30, 2009, 9:58am
by Principal Vale
in Rules About This Board
[ ]Africa
African countries can be found here
11on Oct 30, 2009, 9:58am
by Principal Vale
in Rules About This Board
[ ]Oceania
Australia, New Zealand and the surrounding islands
210Yesterday at 12:58am
by Theodore Huntington
in An Exotic Christmas {D...


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