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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Friendship
Friendship… Friendship is defined as the state of being a friend. A friend is defined as “a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard,” according to Dictionary.com. I define a friend as someone who is just … Continue reading
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Wisehaven offers ideal summer jobs
Looking for a summer job is never something teenagers want to do. Unfortunately, most teenagers have to do it. But there is an answer for that problem – a job at Wisehaven Swimming Pool. “I love working at Wisehaven,” said … Continue reading
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‘Mad Science’ a hazardous read
With a title like “Theo Gray’s Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do at Home – But Probably Shouldn’t,” how could anything bad happen? In “Mad Science,” Gray perfectly mixes entertainment with learning. I learned about things that seemed completely nonsensical … Continue reading
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September Film Review: Public Enemies
Director Michael Mann’s highly anticipated film “Public Enemies” tells the story of the legendary American bank-robber John Dillinger, played by Johnny Depp. Before seeing the film, I was already well aware of the basic story of John Dillinger: he was … Continue reading
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September Poem
“Storyteller” Words Flowing freely Give you the impression That you are making the decisions. But you’re not. At heart, The story has already been written. These words Have chosen their own destiny And they’re telling you What will come next. … Continue reading
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Bah, Bah, Black Sheep, Have You Any Soul?
Jena Prats’ Attempt at an Elizabethan Sonnet: Sheepish but sharp, I had to shear my wool, Thus I feel my short, bleeding, razed tale. Reluctantly Samson, I cut my soul: A swarthy fluff, blotting brothers so pale. My vuln’rability palpable, … Continue reading
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The Junior Curator’s Exhibit Opening
I am a member of the York County Heritage Trust’s Junior Curator program, which is composed of York County students who would like to learn about making a museum exhibit. The Junior Curators and I have worked for ten weeks … Continue reading
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Harry Potter fanatics, I seek your knowledge.
Disclaimer: I am not obsessed with Harry Potter. Yes, they were good reads, ridden with subtle wit and a profound moral or two; but I’m not one of those people who draw lightning bolts on their faces and carry around … Continue reading
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First day tips for any middle or high schooler
No matter how much you prepare, sometimes you just aren’t ready for the first day of school. Something always seems to be forgotten or you wish you had thought to bring something. Here are five things besides the basics you … Continue reading
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Passion for two sports
I am one of those athletes that will have to choose between two fall sports next year due to the move of girls’ soccer to the fall season. I would just like to defend that I am making the most … Continue reading
