kristin wiig has to set it off. and melissa mccarthy, we love her. steven king, tell me about steven king. this is fantastic. if you were a fan of the shining , there s more coming your way. steven king was at george mason university last week. he read a ten-minute excerpt of a book called dr. sleep. it s about danny torrence. the kid character in the shining is all grown up and has to fend off, wait for it, vampires, of course. because everybody fights vampires now. he read an excerpt of the book. there s no publication date but it s close to being completed and fans have that to look forward to. for the latest entertainment news, log onto scoop right here and be a fan of the scoop right here on facebook. join me here. we want you to know what a story
whether you go to a big school or a small one, whether you attend a public or a private or a charter school, your teachers are giving up their weekends. they re waking up at dawn. they re cramming their days full of classes and extracurricular activities, and then they re going home, eating some dinner, and then they have to stay up past midnight grading your papers and correcting your grammar and making sure you ve got that algebra form laulated properly. they don t do it for a fancy office. they sure don t do it for the big salary. they do it for you. they do it because nothing gives them more satisfaction than seeing you learn. they live for those moments when something clicks. wen you amaze them with your intellect or category. they see what kind of person you have become. they say i have something to do with that. they have confidence in you that you will be citizens and leaders who take us into tomorrow. so your teachers are pouring everything they ve got into you. and
learning. we re working to get the best teachers into the classroom as well so they can help you prepare for can college and a future career. let me say something about teachers, by the way. teachers are the men and women who might be worker harder than just about anybody these days. [ applause ] whether you go to a big school or a small one, whether you attend a public or a private or a charter school, your teachers are giving up their weekends. they re waking up at dawn. they re cramming their days full of classes and extracurricular activities, and then they re going home, eating some dinner, and then they have to stay up past midnight grading your papers and correcting your grammar and making sure you ve got that algebra form laulated properly. they don t do it for a fancy office. they sure don t do it for the big salary. they do it for you. they do it because nothing gives them more satisfaction than seeing you learn. they live for those moments when something clicks. we