What's New?

2006.05.26

• Lizzie. CNN. Again. [transcript]

2006.05.18

• Elizabeth Maloy gives the commencement speech at Long Beach High School's 2006 graduation ceremony
  

2006.03.06

• CNN. Lizzie. Again. [transcript]

• CNN. Lizzie. Again. [transcript]

2005.11.24

• Lizzie on CNN. Again. [transcript]

• Lizzie on CNN. Again. [transcript]

• Lizzie's Gulf Diary debuts on CNN. [transcript]
• Homecoming joy from a time zone away

2005.11.03

• Special Delivery -- Lampeter-Strasburg High School students (12 boys and 28 girls) were traveling 1,168 miles to throw a homecoming dance for Long Beach and Pass Christian High Schools. [...] Update, 2005-11-04: They're heeeere."

2005.10.13

• katrina.goldinc.com
• Long Distance Homecoming -- LANCASTER COUNTY, PA - It’s just not enough for Lampeter-Strasburg High School students to raise money for Hurricane Katrina victims. No, sir. Not by a long shot. They have to take it a step further. They have to go that extra mile — 1,168 miles, if you want to count them. On Nov. 2, about 30 of them will pile into an Executive Coach bus and head to Long Beach High School in Long Beach, Miss. It seems these plucky teens plan to throw a homecoming dance on Saturday, Nov. 5, for Long Beach High, located in an area devastated by Hurricane Katrina.

2005.10.12

• After taking a few years off, the Goldinc What's New page has now returned.

2005.10.06

• Long Beach High School Senior Elizabeth Maloy appears on CNN, wondering aloud whether a one-hundred thousand dollar yearbook is going to get published this year, whether there will be a homecoming party, etc., etc. ... amid the ruin of downtown Long Beach.
  
  "We should have been worried about picking out our homecoming dress, not whether or not we could afford the dance." [transcript]
• So which do you think was the more exciting? Appearing on CNN or being mentioned on "Lex & Terry" ?

2005.08.29

• Katrina.

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