Cheez: A Short Story

On November 14, 2015, Cheez-Its were banned for the rest of the year in the school cafeteria. A table of 8th graders weren’t paying attention to who was around them, which happened to be the principal. They were throwing a whole box of Cheez-Its across the cafeteria, attempting to start a food fight. It started as a small problem, but after 2 minutes, the whole middle school was throwing food around. It was getting out of control. The principal attempted to bring an end to the chaos, but he had no success. Soon, all of the teachers entered the cafeteria to assist the principal. Nobody could stop the mess, so the students kept throwing Cheez-Its. They weren’t aware of what was coming next. “If this goes on any longer, the whole school will have

After Jake went to go get a napkin, the other kid threw all the Cheez-Its on the ground. Then there was a Cheez-Its food fight. Everybody started throwing food everywhere around the cafeteria.

It is essential for the government to continue to regulate the food in our school systems. In the article, “The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food,” Michael Moss shows how the food industry is targeting children in school systems. “A potato chip that tastes great and qualifies for the Clinton-A. H. A. alliance for school...We think we have ways to do all of this on a potato chip, and imagine getting that product into schools, where children can have this product and grow up with it and feel good about eating it” (Moss 488-489). This is a prime example of how the food industry is circumventing regulations already in effect. The children of the United States of America are being zeroed in on by companies finding a loophole, instead of protecting the children, by using

The reason why Cheez-Its are not allowed in the cafeteria at school is because people were throwing the around everywhere. They were taking them into the cafeteria and start throwing them around and throwing them at the other kids and then started to throw some at the teachers that were in there. The kids would crave them. They would eat them, throw them, and they would stack them to see who’s was taller. Kids would try to make them into the other kids food. They even tried to put them in the cafeteria food while the lunch people weren’t looking.

On a dark stormy afternoon, an insubortenent and unruly 23 year old chemisty student named Billy Bob ( Also known as the Big Boom), sealed the official school document, banning cheez-its for life. It's thanks to this boy that we no longer have Cheez-Its at San Jacinto College. If he would just think before acting, and obey his chemistry teacher, these cheesy crackers would still be munched on by students all over the school all day and night

As of November 14, Cheez-its are not allowed in our school cafeteria. This is because of the incident that occurred recently. It all started when David launched a spoonful of chunky soup across the table and hit Brice right in the nose. Immediately, the words “food fight” came out of Raymond’s mouth. The cafeteria turned into a jungle and food was flying everywhere. There was pizza, cupcakes, cookies, pickles, and much more flying all throughout the cafeteria. Even some of the teachers decided to join in. Mr.Carter couldn’t stop all of the chaos, so he left the cafeteria to go get help. While he was gone, the cafeteria became so messy that you couldn’t see anything but food flying all across the room. Suddenly, a cluster of Cheez-its flew through

The bag was so appealing that I could not wait to get home and see what was in the bag. Kierra notified the teacher saying that her bag came up missing. The teacher told Kierra to check lost and found after school. Once it was the end of the school day, I ran as fast as my little feet could carry me to my granddad’s car. When I got home I went up to my room, locked the door, and closed my blinds as if I was being watched by someone. I carefully unzipped the bag and when the bag was fully opened, I had a look of disappointment on my face. The only thing inside the bag was a jar of peanuts and some contact solution. The next day at school I went and put the bag and lost and found. During lunch time I sat and ate with a group of

I took the soup pots into the dining room. I filled the bread warmer with a few bags of sourdough rolls, and then took one out and gnawed on a corner of it like a caged rodent. Mr. Spatz suddenly swept into the room, inspecting the table setup and the general appearance of everything. He didn't have his EDF clipboard with him, but I knew it was probably close at hand. I quickly tossed the roll I was eating into the garbage. Eating rolls was grounds for an

Kids at the Baker Middle School are ready to eat lunch, ready to eat their Scrumptious Takis. Suddenly 3 minutes later, a student experiencing extreme stomach pain and was sent to nurse to find out they were diagnosed with cancer

As I made my way to the cafeteria, there was a big broad sign that said, “ Due to the incident on November 14 Cheez-its are no longer allowed in the cafeteria.” As I walked pass the sign I ran into my friends Logan Boggs and Brayden Sanders.

Thomas watched as Frankie pulled the pepperoni and cheese off his slice of pizza, and then held it in the air above Max’s head.

This quirky story is about a father that enlightens his young son James, who is an incredibly picky eater, with bizarre stories while attempting to get him to eat foods he swears he won’t like. What jumps out to the reader at first glance is not the message the story is attempting to get across, but how relatable it truly is. By deciding to make the main character a young boy who is stubborn when it comes to eating, the author makes the story’s draw that much stronger for children who read it. This is the case because many of the children proceed through the same routine as James every day so they know how he is feeling. What’s more, this cheeky and amusing Kindergarten to fourth grade book, with spectacularly and brightly colored graphics,

Me and Johnny were sitting over by the fountain when a blue mustang pulled up and Cherry's boyfriend jumped out. He called us dirt, The second I said something back he was drowning me in the fountain. The next thing I knew Bob was Laying there dead, on the floor. Johnny had killed him. He took his switchblade and stabbed Bob. He was Pale and limp with a poodle of blood around him. I looked at Johnny he was in shock from doing. It I sat beside him and puked. We went to Dally. We told him we needed a gun, money and a plan. He gave me a coat. He told us to take the train up to jay mountain that there. When we got up there it was boring and really creepy. Johnny went and got us a whole lot of Baloney. He cut off my hair and bleached it. I did not

Cheez-its are no longer allowed in the cafeteria because kids always step on them and crush them. The last time I went to the cafeteria, the floors were covered in the little orange crumbs. There was a giant cloud of orange dust floating around the room. The cafeteria ladies were very tired of cleaning up the crumbs, so they decided to just ban them all together. The kids have put this punishment upon themselves. I personally don’t blame the lunch ladies. I’d get tired of cleaning up all that mess everyday if I were them too. I don’t understand why these kids can’t just keep their food either on their plates or in their mouths. The whole thing got started when a 6th grader, yes you heard me right it was a sixth grader, decided he didn’t wanted

I'm so hungry, I think to myself. I need money to buy food but I have no money. I need a job for that but i’m only 8, I can’t get a job. At this point I am ready to do anything for food so I walk into a store, take a bag of chips, and walk out. I didn’t even hide it, and I had thought I had gotten away with it until……