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May 15, 2007 - 9:00 pm
 

KRISTEN SROCZYNSKI

INTERVIEWED STUDENTS AT BASIC HIGH SCHOOL

CHARLIE JOSE, SENIOR

"One time I was going to be a superhero but I woke up before I could save the world."

JORDAN HUTCHINGS, JUNIOR

"I guess I've had one of those before. I usually only remember my meaningful dreams though."

CHLOE LOMPREY, SOPHOMORE

"I had a robot for a grandma and I had a friend who was a transformer robot. They were playing pingpong with each other and then they were trying to turn me into a robot, but I woke up before it happened."

SKYLER HAN, FRESHMAN

"I would dream that I was falling through a black hole after being chased. I would wake up and my bed would be shaking."

TORI DASIS, SOPHOMORE

"I used to have these nightmares and the octopus had its tentacles wrapped around me and my sister but I woke up before the end because it was too scary."

BRANDON CLOVE, SENIOR

"One time I almost had a girlfriend. Almost."

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