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Why Schools Shouldn’t Have Homework

Homework has been a topic of debate in schools for so long. Some teachers think homework is great for developing the child’s brain, and others think it is a primary stress instigator.

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This entry was posted in How To Do Stuff on May 5, 2022 by Isabelle Benson.

Social Media Benefits Society More Than Harms It

Strolling to class, I do not want to look awkward. What should I do? “I’ll listen to music.” Wait, I do not have my Airpods. I will just scroll through my socials so people think I am really busy.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About and tagged benefits, Social Media on May 5, 2022 by Rylee Collins.

Same-sex Marriage Deserves to be Supported

Our society doesn’t have gay books, they are just books. Our society doesn’t have gay clothes, they are just clothes. So, there is no gay marriage, it is just marriage.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About and tagged gay rights, LGBTQIA+, Same-sex marriage on May 5, 2022 by Emily Toland.

Dress Codes Are Damaging to Students

Graduating from a private high school I always had a dress code. For me being told what I had to wear felt like I had no choice or freedom.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About and tagged dress codes, personal identity, school on May 5, 2022 by Grace Tath.

The Gender Pay Gap Between Women and Men NCAA Head Coaches

Differences in earnings between females and males have been a major problem over decades.

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This entry was posted in How To Do Stuff on May 5, 2022 by Jashyree Bell.

Ethical Fashion

“Fast fashion is like fast food. After the sugar rush, it just leaves a bad taste in your mouth” (“Nini”). This phrase was preached by Livia Firth, who is the founder of one of the most renowned sustainable fashion brands, Eco-Age.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About and tagged #Ethical choice, #fashion, #Fast-Fashion, #Global warming, #Textile Waste, environment on May 5, 2022 by Abigail Hatfield.

Are Social Media Beneficial or Harmful to the Mental Health of Teenagers?

The rate of suicide among teens is increasing drastically due to social media.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About on May 4, 2022 by Irissa Olveda.

Lessons from Mom

Cancer is a killing disease.

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This entry was posted in Personal essay and tagged cancer, family, highschool, Mother on May 1, 2022 by Grace Tath.

How to Make the BEST Pizza

Pizza is everywhere!

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This entry was posted in How To Do Stuff and tagged cooking, delicious, food, pizza on May 1, 2022 by Grace Tath.

Why the Drinking Age Should Be Lowered to 18 in the United States

Danny Santulli’s new home is a rehabilitation hospital in Colorado. He cannot walk, speak, or respond to any commands.

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This entry was posted in Stuff We Care About and tagged #MLDA #Drinking on April 27, 2022 by Nea Blackham.

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