Today is Thursday, March 11, 2010
Today is Thursday, March 11, 2010
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The situation in the parking lot has long been far from ideal: Every day, hundreds of cars rapidly crowd into a relatively tiny space, while many others mill around the surrounding neighborhoods.
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According to the CollegeBoard, 90 percent of 4-year colleges give credit or advanced placement for qualifying scores.
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For most, transitioning to college straight out of high school seems like the only option. However, the recent gap year fair on Saturday, February 27 challenged students to think again.
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A student sits in class, too busy doodling to notice the teacher barking for attention mid-lecture.
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Upon turning 18, students suddenly can register to vote, enlist in the army, apply for a credit card and be sent to an adult prison.
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Since the beginning of recorded history, students have been trying to get out of as much in-class time as possible, but with a lack of alternatives to regular schooling, they had no choice in the matter.
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Today, “green” is the new “pink.” Everywhere, in local communities and on the national stage, people are making a conscious effort to save the planet by actively “going green” and making environmentally sustainable decisions whenever possible.
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An eighth grade student sits in a Physics AP class, completely confused at the complicated equations the teacher is writing on the board. For middle schoolers like him, shadowing a junior or senior just doesn’t make sense.
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While some may say that Valentine’s Day is just a day that reminds people that they are single, the true meaning behind this holiday is not commonly understood. Valentine’s Day was created to allow people to show their affection for one another.
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Roses, chocolates and cupid–the quintessential symbols of Valentine’s Day. Really, they are dead flowers, processed sugar and a baby flying around in diapers shooting people with arrows.