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during the social on friday the twentieth, students revolt! middle school students (mostly eighth grade) are frustrated about the sudden ban of ping pong. as students are playing ping pong at 8 o'clock kellen cox strides over to the ping pong table and kindly informs the middle school students that the ping pong table is closed. students are frustrated that ping pong is closed. the ping pong players were planning to play ping pong all night.

“keegan migan started cussing at kellan cox! he was so mad! all kellen did was tell all ping pong players to stop playing and go socialize! ” said a nameless student.
another witness said ”once kellen cox had enough of the bad mouth he called over mr. camargo who threatened a suspension.” from that point on ping pong was banned from socials. students say that they want to skip socials because of this ping pong development. all of this drama took place at the gym of st mary's school in the courtyard.
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