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The new fidget spinner trend, in detail
I just got my dirty, grimy hands on one of these dastardly rascals: Oh yeah… In case you’ve been living under a rock for the last couple of weeks (or are not a teenager,) you will know that this is a fidget spinner. The premise is simple. You hold the center with two fingers, and spin […]
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Where are all the speed-reading classes?
It has recently come to my attention that most people read at the ability of a kindergartener. This is not the fault of people; the way you are taught to read is to blame on how you read. When you are in kindergarten, you learn to read by learning how to pronounce each word […]
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English class is a bit problematic
It’s sixth period, which means it’s English class. 40 minutes of the most mind-numbingly boring class I’ve ever taken (or have been forced to take.) I look around and see other kids playing games while my teacher regurgitates line after line of Romeo and Juliet. Suddenly, I snap to attention for just long enough to hear […]
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Why the Hunger Games make no sense
Disclaimer: I love the Hunger Games. There’s just one problem: it doesn’t make any sense. There’s a 99.7% chance you’ve heard of the Hunger Games. You already know what it’s about. There’s a messed up game every year where 24 kids, one male and one female from each of 12 districts, fight to the death […]
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