Feel the Emotion Since September 11th, allNew Yorkers have needed prayers, hopes and dreams from others for their lovedones to be safe. A ramp across Ground Zero can help this process. As people walkacross it, they write prayers or memories on the railing. Continue...
On The Fallacy Of Class Rank When I apply to college nextyear, admissions officers will consider many factors in deciding whether or notto admit me: SAT I and SAT II scores, the difficulty of classes I have taken (andhow I did), my extracurricular involvement and work experience, my ... Continue...
Study of the Leaf "Okay,the next topic we will study in this honors biology class will be the leaf. Wewill discuss the parts and the importance of it to theenvironment."
"Why are we learning about a leaf?" asks astudent, with a dropped jaw. Continue...
The Ramp At Ground Zero How would you feel if yourloved one's resting place was suddenly turned into a tourist site? Me, I would beupset. Continue...
Unreliable References Many students unknowinglyface an obstacle that hinders their education: inaccurate textbooks. Thisproblem, often unnoticed, plagues schools throughout the nation. Continue...
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