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Einfach eine wunderschöne Geschichte...Danke

worcester,ma

Newsflash! As resources dwindle, democracy becomes both more important and
more difficult to manage. A situation, exaserbated by this thing called
“population growth”. Grow an ignorant population (fake news anyone?), and the
problems are furthered for the majority while the savvy and resource-rich
profit from the divisieness. How many times does it have to be explained?

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Boulder, CO

As a sophomore in high school, the infamous question, “What are your plans
after high school?”, has become increasingly present in my life. The truth is,
I really don’t know what I want to do after graduation. At 16 years old, I am
not ready to make a decision that will control the rest of my life. There is
so much in the world I have yet to discover before I go to college and join
the workforce. Parents, teachers, and family are always trying to give me
their two cents and tell me what I should do, but sometimes, I wish I could
tell them to mind their own business. Elisabeth Egan is going through the same
thing. She is constantly being asked about colleges and her daughter’s plans
by other people. She says that it is her daughter going through the process,
not her. Deciding what I am doing after high school isn’t my parent’s,
friend’s, or teacher’s decision. It is mine, even if I haven’t made it quite
yet.

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