Apart from boasting a shithead college for shithead students and the world famous Sierra Nevada Brewery, Chico, California, has a thriving (if not nationally recognized) music scene. Many of the players in this scene contribute to a summer School of Rock-style band camp named The Collective Sound. Last year they decided to start putting together a documentary of the goings-on of the staff and the campers, aged 12-18. Watching it will give you that warm on the insides feeling. Please enjoy Episode 4.

It’s becoming so common nowadays that when I hear news of a middle school or high school teacher having a relationship with one of their students, the only thing I want to know was how hot the teacher is. That’s all. Kelsey Peterson, for instance, is a 5.

Their correspondence, however, gets a solid 8:

Court documents showed authorities had recovered several e-mails and letters in which the two professed their affection for one another.
In letters, the boy called Peterson his “Baby Gurl,” and said their relationship was “just not about the sex but that it was pretty good,” according to court documents.
Court documents say Peterson’s school-issued laptop contained letters to the student, including one from April saying she loved him, thought he loved her, was “100 percent faithful” to him and would always be faithful.