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A darkened room of students sat in silence watching the film, Rent, when College sophomore Victor Galli stood up: “Can I please request more musical lesbian break-up scenes?”
When Israeli student Netta Mishly was 15 years old, her class was taken to a shooting range as an introduction to military service. After sitting down with several educators to explain her unorthodox decision not to attend, they allowed her to write a paper instead. Her report card that term read: "Student refused to participate in social events."
It took a severe physical beating to convert writer Pete Dexter from newspaper reporting to fiction writing, but he seems to have found his niche.