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The college I attend is about twenty minutes from the town where I grew up, so everything that happens here is still “local” for me. That said, I have a more personal interest in the community. The thing that has struck me the most since being in college is how much everyone seems to know about international affairs, while knowing a rather small amount about what’s happening in our own state and town.

There isn’t a specific news story I think more people need to be aware of, bu

I could feel my breath quicken as I realized he found me. I closed my eyes and tried to steady my breathing.

"Why must you always run?" The creature asked as he slithered closer to me.

"Because I''m afraid." I stuttered out. My eyes darted around the room, searching for an exit.

"You can try to leave again, but in the end you have to obey." The creature said impatiently.

I clenched my fists as I stared into the glowing eyes of the creature.

Mrs. Morales asked, “Asia, what do you what to be when you grow up?” Sitting in my little red plastic chair at the coloring table I thoughtfully considered this question while I nibbled on the back of my pink Crayola crayon. While I was chewing on my crayon, other students were following the directions on the worksheet entitled, “When I Grow Up I Want To Be…”. They busily moved their crayons back and forth as they drew pictures of their future selves. My page was left blank.

After M

‘’Carl Sandburg… the real Carl Sandburg?” Me, a lowly college sophomore, meeting a literary giant. “Yes, ma’am, in the flesh.” The voice was deep and resonant; the man was tall and silvery-haired. I extended my mittened hand which he gallantly raised to his lips.

“Louis, my friend,” he continued, “is this one of your students? I can’t believe this lovely child is going to be a school teacher. What a waste--she looks more like a dancer or an actress.”

Like most little girls

I currently attend Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. I am a Social Work Major.
I have recently discovered that I am graduating a semester early and will earn my BSW in three and a half years instead of four. I only have two more semesters until I enter my internship/field placement. When I talk to my peers, they call me crazy for already looking into graduate schools. The fact is that I want to earn my Master's Degree in Social Work and eventually work toward a Doctorate Degree. Am I


The United States of America has not been on good terms with North Korea ever since they sided with South Korea in the Korean War. But many are asking today, “Is North Korea a treat to the United States?”
I believe North Korea is a treat to the United States, though it’s a larger or smaller threat according to whom you ask. Though in many ways North Korea is more of a treat to itself and its own people. North Korea has been taunting the United States with their nuclear weapons whi

The economic troubles of faraway countries that do not speak English, rarely interest most Americans, much less young adults. We blithely ignore the economic instabilities of Greece and Cyprus if we even hear about them at all. However this is a dangerous attitude to have. The economic instability of the European Union is on one hand a danger to our own economy and on the other a lesson we must learn from. Watching how these countries’ economies destabilize can teach us lessons about how to avo

NOTE: Before you read this please keep in mind this rant is not meant to be offensive to anyone at all, if you are offended then I apologize in advance for that, that is not the intent of this rant. You will learn what the intent is by reading further. Also the views and opinions expressed in this post do not reflect those of the other writers of this great site.Also this may appear like an uninformed piece but it's not at all, this rant is geared toward management and not necessarily toward th

The Newtown School Shooting: Who is to blame?
Michael Magnotto
1-29-13

In mid to late December of 2012, the single most tragic action occurred at an elementary school in Newtown Connecticut. A severely mentally ill (young) man took most of his mother’s guns, killed her, and then proceeded to enter the local elementary school opening a spray of gunfire. Killing about twenty people, most of which where small children. This action has taken the country by complete surprise an

Finally. I am almost out of High school and It is only my junior year!!! This year only has a few more weeks to it and I am already planning to take Collage courses over the summer. I have already tested into the classes that I want to take. The biggest problem is that I do not know what I want to do next year, because I will be participating in a program called dual enrolment. Nobody from my school has ever taken Collage courses over the summer of their junior year, and my teacher is not sure

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