Philosophies In Third Person
She began to realize that thinking thoughts in your head was fairly different than writing them down.
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Origami Is Changing the World, One Fold at a Time
Did you know that origami did not originate from Japan? Origami has evolved as not just an art form, but as a way to bring people together and influence science and medicine.
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Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation
The Emancipation Proclamation was met with both support and criticism. President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation during the American Civil War on January 1, 1863.
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Fall and the fall to new days
Fall. The end. What is it for you? It wasn't much for me before. It was just when it started to get cold. The pre-winter. Nothing more than that. No orange leaves. It didn't even snow. What was so special about the pre-winter?
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Boxer: A Signifier
By Anji, 13, Crossroads Academy, Lyme, NH
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Resonating Revolutions
Old Major and Karl Marx in Orwell’s Animal Farm
By Sunny, 13, Crossroads Academy, Lyme, NH
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The Incompatibility of Macbeth’s Clothing in Shakespeare’s Macbeth
Have you ever been in a position you feel like you are not in the right position to be in? Maybe you have experienced jobs that don't suit your aptitude. You might have also been trying to seize power that doesn't suit you.
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Birthday
It seems a bit strange, in retrospect, how we have one day to celebrate the passing of a year; as if that day could encompass all of the things you have done in those 12 months; as though you are really any older than you would be with t
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Emotional Burden of Artmaking
The Emotional Burden of Artmaking
Aaron Kim
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African Resistance to and Co-optation by European Colonial Powers
Things Fall Apart and God’s Bits of Wood are two similar fictional stories based on colonial powers. The two books are written in different periods of time, but characters from both books are conflicted with internal choices within their community. -
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(Call of the Wild Essay) Turning Wild: Development or Retrogression?
Turning Wild:
Development or Regression?
But to live digging deep
. . .
is to catch the scent
of a wolf, and turn wild.