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Sadie
By sophiaiacobucci SILVER
Brentwood, New Hampshire

I met Sadie in 6th grade. She played cello, and I played violin in the middle school orchestra. Hello. A word that begins every friendship. Hello. A word so simple. With a...
sophiaiacobucci SILVER, Brentwood, New Hampshire
7 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#9422 Nonfiction
Puerto Rican Babe
By Midnightwolf1987 BRONZE
Hemet, California
Midnightwolf1987 BRONZE, Hemet, California
4 articles 1 photo 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Even though it seems that life is short, it is the longest objective you will ever encounter!"

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#9423 Nonfiction
Bright Light in My Life
By Anonymous
#9424 Nonfiction
My Grandfather's Passing
By BretC BRONZE
Plymouth, Massachusetts
BretC BRONZE, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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#9425 Nonfiction
Dragons, Imagination, and Needing More Sleep
By AubreyJordan PLATINUM
Flagstaff, Arizona
AubreyJordan PLATINUM, Flagstaff, Arizona
25 articles 0 photos 39 comments
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#9426 Nonfiction
His Girls
By Tabbyy SILVER
Wells, Maine
Tabbyy SILVER, Wells, Maine
7 articles 7 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"... So stick to the fight when you're the hardest hit..."

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#9427 Nonfiction
Head Over Heels
By Pearceda BRONZE
Amery, Wisconsin
Pearceda BRONZE, Amery, Wisconsin
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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#9428 Nonfiction
Never Forgotten
By socorro hermida SILVER
Pasco, Washington
socorro hermida SILVER, Pasco, Washington
5 articles 0 photos 2 comments
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#9429 Nonfiction
In the Beginning, You and I
By ClaireQueen_33 BRONZE
Kearney, Missouri
ClaireQueen_33 BRONZE, Kearney, Missouri
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#9430 Nonfiction
Who am I?
By Wolf_Howl BRONZE
Sugar Land, Texas
Wolf_Howl BRONZE, Sugar Land, Texas
3 articles 6 photos 18 comments

Favorite Quote:
Lovely essay; dripping with pathos and missing the strong flavor of logos. <br /> <br /> Sorry, but such an essay fails to move me. I just submitted an essay today about Animal Rights and why is is wrong, so hopefully that will be submitted and prevent me from having to explain everything here. <br /> <br /> Anyway, do you have any source that says that people aren&#039;t made to eat meat? Because, while I have heard it before, I have never seen any such proof of this claim. Let&#039;s say your claim is true, please then, explain why we - humans - have hydrochloric acid in our stomachs - something herbivores lack? Or how about why we have protruding canines like that of many carnivores? And if you want to go the path of evolution, we did evolve from primates; the closest relative to us by up to 96 percent of the same DNA is the chimpanzee, which have strongly protruded canines (as well as being omnivorous like humans).<br /> <br /> Lastly, I think PETA is a complete fallacy. How can they be pushing for the &#039;ethical&#039; treatment of animals if they don&#039;t first care about mankind? My favorite quote noted from PETA is: &rsquo;[PETA] would rather have medical experiments done on our children than on animals&#039;, which is a close second to &#039;if animal test produced a cure for AIDS, [PETA] would be against it.&#039; I honestly don&#039;t think I need to even comment about these quotes; they tell the message themselves. <br /> <br /> Anyway, I do so hope that your vegetarianism goes well, but I also hope you realize how weak your argument is and how Animal Rights are not logically possible. I will link my essay once it is submitted for you to look over if you wish. <br /> <br /> Farewell, <br /> <br /> Wolf<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> P.S. I date a vegetarian. ;P

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