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In middle school, I didn't have many friends. I had low self esteem and sat in the back of the class hoping that I wouldn't have to talk to anyone. I do, however, recall a few high points of middle school.
One day, one of my friends was trying to get her backpack out of her locker but was unable to do so. I did the only logical thing, I helped her. I grabbed ahold of the backpack and pulled as hard as I could. I heard a sound and looked down. It was then that I realized I had not pulled the backpack out of the locker, but I had pulled the locker's frame off of the locker.
My friend and I laughed so hard. The following week, an overly-obese man could be seen repairing poor Daisy's locker. A couple screws and the locker was back to normal. Disappointing, really, how all of that hard work could be erased with a gigantic hombre holding a hammer and two screws in a ham-like hand.
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<span>Entry A: Timothy, Eli. "The Electoral College." National Election Archives, 7 Nov. 2010, www.nec.org/the-electoral-college.
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Some benefits of volunteering in community service projects include feeling good about your self and sometimes, feeling thankful or what you do have. Community service should not be mandatory for teens. Would it increase social responsibility, yes! But if we truly wanted to raise teens to be the best they could be, we would have to first teach them to be individuals. Depending on how good of an individual they are will show on their actions. Teens should be enough of their own individual self to know that they want to help the community.
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In Flowers for Algernon, how can it be argued that Charlie is better or worse off after surgery?
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