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Understanding Stuttering: An Assembly Presentation
By vbrown BRONZE
Reisterstown, Maryland

I’m here today for two reasons: the first is that I feel the only way to be able to respond properly to something is to fully understand it. I want to remove the mystery and discom...
vbrown BRONZE, Reisterstown, Maryland
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Scandalous Uniform Controversies
By Anonymous
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about life
By Desiree1997 BRONZE
Connersville, Indiana
Desiree1997 BRONZE, Connersville, Indiana
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Favorite Quote:
we have nothing to fear but fear itself.

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Naïveté Broken
By Anonymous
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3 Short Hours
By Rachel Bisaillon BRONZE
Burlingame, California
Rachel Bisaillon BRONZE, Burlingame, California
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Expectations
By Hans Lynn BRONZE
Shelburne, Vermont
Hans Lynn BRONZE, Shelburne, Vermont
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When i was a child
By Maria Nelson BRONZE
Omaha, Nebraska
Maria Nelson BRONZE, Omaha, Nebraska
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I Have Faith in Those Who Have The Faith To Rock
By BlueAndRedInk GOLD
Paducah, Kentucky
BlueAndRedInk GOLD, Paducah, Kentucky
19 articles 0 photos 6 comments

Favorite Quote:
"be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry" -James 1:19

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Finding a Niche
By SteveMarcantonio BRONZE
Evans, Colorado
SteveMarcantonio BRONZE, Evans, Colorado
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Burning Out
By TreasuringNaivety BRONZE
Elsmere, Kentucky
TreasuringNaivety BRONZE, Elsmere, Kentucky
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
The marks humans leave are too often scars. - John Green, The Fault in Our Stars.<br /> We were never meant to be lovers, just fellow late bloomers that drifted apart. - Maria Mena, Dear

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