By Maria LaMagna
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Throughout this month, the media center will continue its typical events, including its association with Writers, Readers, Artists, and Performers (WRAP).

According to media specialist John Shearin, the relationship between the media center and this club was established years ago.

He said, “(Media Specialist Connie) Mitchell really started (WRAP activities here) about a dozen years ago. It used to be more focused on writing, but now it has more performances and art…the club really grew up in

In addition to housing upcoming WRAP events, media center specialists will continue to instruct teachers’ classes, if the teachers choose to utilize the information literacy instruction sessions the media center provides.

These “mini-lessons” are short sessions that last from 10 minutes to an hour, depending on the subject.

Additionally, tomorrow is significant for the media center because the movie version of the bestselling Twilight series comes to theaters.

The librarians and media center specialists have promoted this series since it premiered, most recently in the window display that faces the senior hallway.

Senior Allie Weller said she has seen the window display and also plans to attend the midnight premiere of “Twilight” tonight at midnight.

She said, “I really like the Twilight series because it’s a good mix of romance and fantasy. (Author) Stephenie Meyer is very talented.”