Anna Crowson

Name: Anna Crowson
Nicknames: Shaya, Shayanna, Napsam, Weresquirrel
Age: 21
Sign: Aries
Religious Path: Eclectic Celtic spirituality
Position in OMAPACT: "Hi, how are you?" person
Sunshine or Rain? both!
Day or Night? both!
What's under your bed? shoes and carpet
*Favourites*
Season: spring and fall
Movie: don't have a favorite anymore
TV show: X (anime rocks)
Band: Linkin Park, hands down
Colour: Violet
Song: Numb
Board game: chess
Anything else?
I'm the main writer for the Opinions column for the newsletter, Polaris.I've been involved in Paganism since I was thirteen, and today my spirituality is a cross Wicca and Celtic spirituality. I have a unique perspective on relating to conservative (a.k.a. closed minded people who think Pagainsm is devil-worshipping and won't change their minds) adults and parents that I believe will help the readers. I am outspoken in writing, so I want people to reply. In person, I'm pretty meek, though. I will, of course, try to accommodate everyone, and not upset too many people (hehehe). Anywho, a bunch of friends and I thought that we should have a club in school for Pagan students and those who wanted to understand them. Together, we formed PACT (Pagan Awareness Coalition for Teens) in 2001, the first club of its type in the state of Nebraska. The club has had its rough times, but now its flourishing. Next, the gang set their sights a bit higher and formed OMAPACT (Omaha Metro Area Pagan Awareness Coalition for Teens). Our next step is to form this newsletter, and get the word out about Pagan youth and the various questions that are asked about Paganism. We look forward to hearing your comments and questions.

email me at: [email protected]

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