All my many announcements and updates will be posted here.

Here you can find the rules, plot information, important announcements, and other things that I'd suggest you read before applying. If you don't, it'll only kill you in the long-run.

Here are your applications and whatnot. Please use the form given to you. Do not post until you are accepted. Apply in the 'pending applications' section, and you will either be accepted or denied.

Most claims will be made here: celebrities, custom titles, sports, clubs, you name it. Do not even try to take something someone else has already claimed. You're not going to get by me.

Post all of your character 'ships' here. These aren't required, but trust me, they're very helpful and you're going to want one.

This is where you do all of the plotting for Elite Perfection. Many big plots, such as death or pregnancy, need to be run by an administrator first before being played out.

'The Know' is a section where you can get 'in the know' (I am aware that that is quite the bad wording) about the other characters. I realize applications are long, so you can read here to get all the needed information.

An album is useful to keep pictures of the clothing your character has, as well as pictures of their home and his or her family.

These are the administration offices, where you usually get sent if you did something wrong. The counseling offices are also here, so if you have a problem with someone else or need to talk to someone about college applications and whatnot, here's the place to do it. If you want to propose a club or event, you're also going to need to do that here.

Here's the cafeteria, and there are eight different lines. You eat lunch here, if you eat at all.

Here's where you, well, go to class. The least important part of school. Dull. Boring. Yawn.

These really deserve no description. They're just lockers. And they're red.

Now, it's just an auditorium, so I'm sure it seems a bit ridiculous to call it the 'royal theatre' but it happens to be donated to the school by a very influential family who wanted to name it that. You don't argue with people who give you things. Especially nice things.

This library, named after Karl Marx, which is quite ironic, is the third-largest room in the entire school. It's massive, and its high ceiling extends for three floors above the ground one. Skylights make it easy to read, so lamps are usually unnecessary unless it's storming outside. Wonderful place to be if you like to read, have to do a project, or just want to escape.

This is the bathroom that isn't really a bathroom. The stalls are all scrawled on with 'to do' lists (yes, like that) and phone numbers. It's now mainly used for a cigarette break or to re-apply makeup, and of course, to gossip.

This is rarely used to take a piss. This bathroom has been converted into a full dealership of God-only-knows.

Nobody knows if this was originally a boys' or girls' bathroom, because the sign was removed years ago. Most of the toilets are broken, so the stalls are now used by couples for hooking up. They may think they have some privacy, but nothing ever stays secret for long.

This courtyard is located in the center of the school, home to many a wrought-iron bench and beautiful plants. School semi-formals are often held here if the night is nice and it's not too cold.

The boys' and girls' swim & dive teams practice here, but it's open to all students when practice is out. There's one pool for laps and another for just swimming and aquarobics and whatever it is you're supposed to do in the pool.

This is used by the television nerds and indie kids to work on their films and local-broadcast t.v. shows. The improv club also tends to use this to film some of their meetings to put on t.v. Other people will use this just because they think they're going to get 'discovered' by local agents. But who knows, they might.

Here are the offices where Ecotone, the Evingston Literary Magazine, and the Evingston Press, the Evingston school newspaper are worked on and printed up.

The pitches, fields, tracks and courts for the following sports are located here: soccer, track, badminton, lacrosse, tennis, cross-country, croquet, baseball, and field hockey.

Come one, you know...every school has one. It's 'the wall' where the different groups and cliques of 'cool kids' hang out.

This is the mall, or shopping center, where most of the shopping is done.

The luxorious St. Ambrosia Hotel is especially known for its Iris Lounge, a cocktail lounge where they don't card those of especially influential and wealthy families.

This club has open mic nights occassionally, which are usually taken advantage of by anyone who thinks they can do stand-up, sketch, or improv comedy...and probably can't.

Few people know this, but Barnes & Noble really weren't noble. They were kind of assholes. But that's beside the point. Get your books here.

Shiro is a contemporary French and Japanese restaurant. Events and parties are often held here, for the extremely elite, because it's insanely expensive.

What would a town be without a Starbucks? Really? Get your caffiene fix here.

Now we're not quite sure why such an artsy little place would come up with a name like 'the art house', but we assume they are going for a minimalist effect.

A contemporary salon where you can get your hair cut and styled, your nails done, and fake-bake or spray-on as much as your little heart desires.

A beautiful park exists as an ecotone between the city and country. There's a large fountain that children sometimes like to splash in, and plenty and plenty of meadow to frolic or just sleep in.

Perhaps there are no foxes. And no hills. But there is some golf and some course. This golf course is where the Evingston golf teams practice and play, and anyone else who likes golf is welcome as well.

The Evingston Equestrian Club members keep their horses and ride here. So does anyone else who has an interest in horses and may or may not be affiliated with the club.

The Three Black Dogs is a small, independently-owned cafe, very popular with the working class and people who really don't feel like being seen in public at the time.

This is the local-access t.v. station where things like the weather and local news are broadcast. And we can't forget the best thing that is broadcasted here, things made by the students in Evingston's broadcasting club.

Ecotone is the student-run literary magazine at Evingston. Once a month or so, a new issue is put out and here for all to read.

The Evingston Press is the student-run school newspaper.

There's one at every school. At Evingston Academy, it happens to be in a bathroom that is marked for neither male or female, so everyone feels welcome to go in and scrawl some gossip on the wall.

All your AIM-ing can be done here.

E-mail your brains out.

Get a cell phone, and call people and all that good jazz.

We all thank Tom and the Internet Gods for this wonderful addictive blessing and all that jazzamashazz.

In the hills near the golf course and Deerfield park are many a large manor owned by many a wealthy family.

In the heart of the city by the hotel are these apartments, also belonging to many a wealthy family, but middle-class families tend to buy these too.

On the outskirts of Evingston are the small houses and trailors belonging to the middle-class and lower.

What's a roleplay without some good old fashioned OOC games?

Idle chat, rants, whatever. Post it here.

OK, details will be inside, because other people aren't allowed to see this.

Only registered members can view this board, so you're safe. Post whatever you want about your OOC self here.

Leaving? You'd better tell us here even if it's just for a few days, or risk your character getting deleted.

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