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Letter to George Bush
By Kara C., Gadsden, AL
Dear Mr. Bush,
Much is being made of the inauguration of President Obama. But amidst all the celebration, I couldn’t help but think about how you must be feeling leaving office and transferring your position to another.
You served as... (more »)
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Still Not Colorblind
By Aaron S., zebulon, NC
I often heard about the presidential election on the news. You probably did too, if you expose yourself at all to the sickly sun of the American media. Journalists, reporters, and every other member of the information army practically wet... (more »)
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How Many Of You Hate America?
By Eilina S., London, United Kingdom
The common view of things is often different from the reality. They can be twisted, beautiful images that shield us from the truth. Sometimes people should think of it not as a shield, but as a blindfold. Because a world superpower is taking steps... (more »)
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Ending the War on Terrorism
By Kelsey F., Carbondale, CO
Since 9/11, fighting terrorism has become a top priority in our nation. Each year, the U.S. spends billions of dollars on the war in Iraq, attempting to dismantle the extremist groups that threaten us. However, we have had troops in Iraq for eight... (more »)
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Teen Pornagraphy
By Anonymous, Blue Springs, MO
I was struck hard today by something I read about teen porn. It used to be a dead subject but now it's turned into a hot button. I was shocked by the statistics. You would not believe how many teens have sent pictures of their selves (totally or... (more »)
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Scarology
By Megan D., Franklin, IN
Most people who are given this assignment will choose to write about a physical scar. In a few minutes time, they will think of a four-wheeler crash that nearly gave their mom a heart attack, or a rough tackle on the football field that nearly... (more »)
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Cell Phone Use in School
The first day of school arrives, and students seem to buzz but not with excitement or nerves. Instead, cell phones vibrate and ring throughout the day as students constantly check text messages and incoming calls. The presence of this technology... (more »)
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Teen Driving
By Erin Z., Sewickley, PA
Even though some people, mostly teens, think the Safe Teen and Novice Driver Uniform Protection (STANDUP) Act should not be put into effect, I think it should be. The GDL requirements are to raise the licensing age to 18, banning night-time... (more »)
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Barack Obama for President
By Matthew S., Jim Thorpe, PA
Every time an election rolls around, people want to know what each candidate’s stance is on the issues that are important to them. Now that I can vote, I am much more interested in the political race. In deciding which candidate I want to vote... (more »)
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Our Government vs. The Hunger Games Government
By Katherine G., Kansas City, MO
Does the government control everything? Maybe not as much in the United States, how ever in other societies and Panem they definitely do. Panem takes to extreme the punishment, violence and secrets where as the United States tries to keep it fair.... (more »)
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