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By aprilflowers GOLD
Overland Park, Kansas

The thunder on the other side of the window clashes, you’re so frightened. There’s a pool of water underneath your feet. You swim to the stairs and run up them. Your mother h...
aprilflowers GOLD, Overland Park, Kansas
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Favorite Quote:
"Everyday may not be good, but there is good in every day."<br /> <br /> - Alice Morse Earle


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By JakeBenton BRONZE
Medway, Massachusetts
JakeBenton BRONZE, Medway, Massachusetts
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By LanaKaufman16 BRONZE
Lexington, North Carolina
LanaKaufman16 BRONZE, Lexington, North Carolina
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By Noamisalami519 SILVER
Park City, Utah
Noamisalami519 SILVER, Park City, Utah
6 articles 0 photos 2 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;The history of hitherto society is the history of class struggles.&quot;<br /> -Karl Marx

Puppy_Lover1 GOLD, Adel, Iowa
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Favorite Quote:
When something goes wrong in your life just yell "PLOT TWIST" and move on

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By Yordanos SILVER
Moreno Valley, California
Yordanos SILVER, Moreno Valley, California
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;Be yourself everyone else is already taken.&quot;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> -Oscar Wilde

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By averymc SILVER
Austin, Texas
averymc SILVER, Austin, Texas
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By dy/dx GOLD
Edina, Minnesota
dy/dx GOLD, Edina, Minnesota
13 articles 0 photos 3 comments

Favorite Quote:
"So what’s calculus? In a sentence: If it moves at a varying speed, if it has a curvy shape, if it has a maximum that you’d like to find, or if it involves adding up an infinite number of terms, then you’re probably looking at calculus." - Stanley F. Schmidt, Ph. D.

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By dy/dx GOLD
Edina, Minnesota
dy/dx GOLD, Edina, Minnesota
13 articles 0 photos 3 comments

Favorite Quote:
"So what’s calculus? In a sentence: If it moves at a varying speed, if it has a curvy shape, if it has a maximum that you’d like to find, or if it involves adding up an infinite number of terms, then you’re probably looking at calculus." - Stanley F. Schmidt, Ph. D.