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    Juan-Felipe Arias Ms. McHale AP English III September 5th 2016 A School’s Biggest Nightmare April 20th, 1999, Eric Hellis and Dylan Klebold walked into their selected High School and started to slaughter every living being in their sight. This horrendous act impacted all of America, including the author himself, David Cullen. Cullen then spends 10 years of his life writing about the massacre, putting together a New York Times bestseller named after the high school, Columbine. The overall…

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    She also hid that she was going out with Adnan but she would also write and say that Adnan’s family was a little more against them going out especially the time when his parents came to prom and took him. Hae also seemed to be a little of jealous type like at prom when Adnan won prom king and another girl won prom queen and they danced together and Hae didn’t really like that or it kinda bothered…

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    own agenda for the day of the event. Also around this time of year there is softball, track, and tennis. This time of year was especially stressful for me due to my being a participant in track and softball, as well as being in charge of setting up prom. Another challenge that took place during this time was an illness that my father has recently discovered. My father went to the emergency room one morning due to his heart having severe complications, and remained in the hospital for a series of…

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    bringing white kids to a black church. Another common and very popular incident is people getting judged by their social status. The people in Charleston, Mississippi were looked on as poor (PNIM N. PG). They did not have a lot of money to make a good prom, but Morgan Freeman paid for it. There are lots of examples about people getting judged by their social status in To Kill A Mockingbird, but one in particular is the Ewells. “Mr. Bob Ewell, Burris’s father, was permitted to hunt and trap out…

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    himself. Years passed in Matt life and he was teenager finally finishing of his last year in high schooland even still on the wrestling team. He asked the girl he was crushing on to prom but she turned him downed, he decided to ask her again and she finally said yes. But sadly on the night of the prom at the dance she decided to go home and have friend…

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    Juvenile Stereotypes

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    Looking at the news these days has increasingly getting more depressing. Hearing about men who robbed a small convenience store to juveniles committing heinous crimes. Just recently the news reported on some high school students who decided to burn down their principal’s house because he suspended them a week earlier. The principal’s family was inside the house but they luckily escaped. Because of this, as well as other scenarios, teenagers have the stereotype of being temperamental and act on…

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    Last summer, John Green’s first movie The Fault In Our Stars was a bestseller on the big screen. This past July, Green’s second movie, Paper Towns, came to the theaters. The book is an exciting story of the super popular Margo Roth Spiegelman taking the regular Q, who has an enormous crush on Margo, on the grandest adventure before disappearing into the sunrise. This mysterious disappearance causes Q to spend the rest of his senior year searching for her. Green’s literary enthusiasts found that…

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    with is known as PROMININ-1, or PROM-1. One of the reasons why it exists as my favorite gene, is because the research lab that I am interning at studies this gene and its role in a very well known and unfortunate disease, biliary atresia. It also is one my favorites due to the fact that it has a lot of potential applications in studying other diseases or further research. These applications will be discussed shortly. To begin with, we will discuss the basics of the PROM-1 gene and some…

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    The Anti-Bullying Act

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    to blindside Ross in the face. The 3 Pilgrim siblings were kicking Ross and the fight was broken up. Everyone involved was suspended for 9 days, including the inability to attend extra-curricular activities, which meant that Ross couldn’t go to the prom (he was a…

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    another culture's dance, dress, music, language, folklore, cuisine, traditional medicine, religious symbols, etc.” In an article written by Brittany Enoghayin, she talks on the recent trend on African print clothing that has become conspicuous in prom attire. Brittany Enoghayin, author of Are Black Americans Culturally Appropriating Africans?, she reiterates how “some argue that Black Americans are appropriating African culture by suddenly adopting African themed clothing like a fly by night…

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