Friday, February 3, 2012 10:25 pm
Montgomery Blair High School's Online Student Newspaper

Abigail Graber

Page Editor
abbythegreat@hotmail.com
Abigail Graber, according to various and sundry ill-conceived Internet surveys: She is:
  • As smart as Miss America and smarter than Miss Washington, D.C., Miss Tennessee, Miss Massachusetts, and Miss New York
  • A goddess of the wind
  • An extremely low threat to the Bush administration
  • Made for Road Rules
  • Almost definitely on drugs
In numbers:
  • 70% Godlike
  • 30% Staggeringly dumb
  • 60% Dead
  • 70% Evil
  • 60% On fire
  • 70% Slacker
  • 32.93886% Geek (exactly)
Pop-culture alter-egos include:
  • In M*A*S*H: Radar
  • On X-Men: Beast
  • In Lord of the Rings: Aragorn
  • On Scrubs: Dr. Cox
  • In Harry Potter: Hermione Granger
  • As a Disney princess: Ariel
And finally, Abby’s aura is crimson, her personality disorder is avoidant, her true talent is verbal ability, her theme song is “Dancing Queen," she belongs in the movie Tarzan and in The Addams Family and is destined to be a Rebel when she gets back to school.

Stories Authored (58)

Beyond the Boulevard

Jersey Girl: Kevin Smith loses the edge

It’s not all springtime and daisies for "Eternal Sunshine"

Dark days for movies in Tinseltown

Hidalgo hits the familiar spots

The same old Dirty Dancing

Mooseport outstays its welcome

TV's portrayal of gays goes too far

'And the Award goes to. . .'

Beyond the Boulevard

50 First Dates: Sandler’s flirtation with maturity

A Miracle? Not quite

Top 10 movies of 2003

Cold Mountain: frigid romance

Return of the King: voyage into the fantastic

Beyond the Boulevard

Sabotaging the movie rating system

Angels in America soars

Timeline: less than timeless

Master and Commander struggles to stay afloat

Students experiment with 'prescribed' highs

One wedding, one funeral and one big mess

Runaway Jury: Hoffman and Hackman get down to business

School of Rock: Just roll with it

Blazer hikes on the long campaign trail

Beyond the Boulevard

Halloween on the Silver Screen

Matchstick Men: Crime doesn’t pay

The duality of Dickie Roberts

The Magdalene Sisters is painfully beautiful

Uptown Girls: a classless act

How to Deal is down in the dumps

Pirates of the Caribbean is a film you should be seein'

Putting the ‘bad’ in Sinbad

Book review: Harry Potter has it all. Again.

The incredibly bad Hulk

Hollywood Homicide is deadly dull and dumb

The Italian Job: For summer fluff, it’s good enough

Age ain’t nothing but a number?

Groovy movies from summers gone by

X-Men 2 is Xtreme fun

Dig into Holes

Au revoir french fries, hello American way

West Side Story in all its glory

Till Human Voices Wake Us: A total snoozer

Tears of the Sun severely tarnished

The Pianist's haunting melody

The Recruit gets the boot

Evelyn does justice to courtroom drama

Cheers and Jeers for Blair Books

A Trekkie's Nemesis

An almost royal Emperor's Club

Harry Potter: faltering magic

Frida brings art and style back to the movies

Swept Away into the garbage

Backs catch flak from heavy packs

High heels bring teenagers down

Who will the winners be in 2003?

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