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    My Greek-American Culture

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    Almost every Saturday morning when I was in elementary school, my mother would wake me up for breakfast which usually consisted of cinnamon toast and cereal, I would get dressed in my favorite purple outfit, and pack. I would fill my small book bag with Barbie dolls, coloring books, and the whatever I was reading for school. Before leaving, my mother would make sure to stop by the gas station for snacks and to fill up on gas. We were going on a trip! We were headed to my grandparents’ house…

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    How To Play Softball

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    while for them to understand being on a team, and they will soon learn that you can not be on a team without chemistry and expect excellence .When I decided to play softball in middle school, I was selfish and it took high school softball for me to get rid of it. I played recreational softball during elementary school, and I progressed to…

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    As I took my first step onto my local skatepark, the only thing that crossed my mind was “no way anybody skates that.” I was referring to the fourteen stair that was right in front of the entrance. Covered in pads with my skateboard in hand, I walked over to the seemingly endless drop and stared in bewilderment. “No way, this is huge. Maybe a pro could do this but that’s it” I said to myself. After some more staring, I was about to dismiss the thought but then I heard it - a shout coming from…

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    participate in bullying prevention by supporting anti-bullying efforts in schools and working with the schools to promote community wide awareness of bullying and how to stop and prevent it from happening. Teachers are trained to know what to do if they spot a student being bullied and how to discipline those involved because schools are the main place where bullying occurs. They all work together to establish a supportive and safe school atmosphere where students are accepted and cared for.…

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    sounds, I actually do remember it like it was yesterday. I was in 7th grade and attended the Lewis F. Cole middle school in Fort Lee. This was the year where my entire social life changed. I started to go out more, spending more time with my friends rather than stay home. I also made more friends this year since this is the first time I truly interacted with kids from other elementary schools. This whole process was extremely overwhelming for the average awkward, 13 year old boy, but to add to…

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    On an average day for children ages eight to eighteen, they are engaged in some form of media for 7.5 hours (Media, Body Image, and Eating Disorders). In the 21st century, children growing up are significantly influenced by media. Media is the main means of mass communication. Media is television, radio, newspaper, magazines, the internet, and so much more. This mass form of communication is a part of everyday life, and is almost impossible to escape. Adolescents are repeatedly exposed to the…

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    I lived there, I only got up to middle school and part of the way through eighth grade before my move to Tennessee. The difference between Tennessee in Florida isn 't just that everyone here would get beat to death for their blatant racism, but the fact that there is much less diversity in Tennessee. It 's quieter, less riled up, and with everything I 've gone through, I can speak that life here drags on much more than in Florida. Those years in middle school were likely the most definitive of…

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    renowned for its portrayal of strong female friendship. This work, set in 1950s Naples, follows the lives of two young girls, Lila and Elena. Told from the point of view of Elena, a well-behaved studious girl, the story follows the girls from elementary school to rebellious Lila’s wedding day. It explores numerous themes, from social class to femininity. But, one aspect of the girls’ friendship that stands out is Elena’s dependence on Lila. Throughout the novel she is devoted to her friend,…

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    Music Education Importance

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    creates a strong bond between classmates and turns classmates into family. A family who sings together and a family who is there for each other when in need. Music is something most people would enjoy learning and what better place to learn it than in school surrounded by friends. Nobody is born knowing how to play an instrument; it takes time and requires dedication in order to learn and become great at it. This is why beginning in kindergarten through fourth grade it is important there is a…

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    the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.” -Charles William Elliot I find this quote to be fully true and I learned this important lesson about writing, reading, and literature when I was a freshman in high school, in one of the most feared classes there, Mr. Monsour 's biology class. Not many people are fond of reading and writing, especially as an assignment to be graded by the “destroyer of dreams and grades.” The typical reading and writing…

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