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June 10th 2011 19:40
morethink

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JOURNAL

April 16th 2011 15:45
http://educationnext.org/

so awesome! check it out
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hi

June 20th 2010 12:58
hi i'm still alive,
sorry for no posts in a while
it's summer, so now i'll get back to it.
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Balance vs. Prestige

April 20th 2010 22:43
In wake of finishing the book Overachievers (2006) by Alexandra Robbins, I was wondering...
what are your opinions on the thing that will make people lead more fulfilling, fruitful, pleasing lives?
is it


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If

February 23rd 2010 01:07
If Sarah Palin becomes President, I'm moving to India.
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waait!!

January 12th 2010 00:33
i'll be back soon, there's so much to talk about!
i've just been so busy with college things.
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NON-THINKER OF THE CENTURY

November 12th 2009 03:19
guess who?

SARAH PALIN, THAT'S WHO


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another poem

October 30th 2009 00:05
scratch the leaves because when you come home,

the fish will be waiting for you


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a poem

October 30th 2009 00:03
all pens are overflowing,

i thought the ink would dribble down the sides of the table


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Teachers Deserve More Respect

September 26th 2009 01:00
In the USA, teachers are not at all well-respected by the general population outside the education community. The younger their students, the dumber the teachers are thought to be. This is insanely backwards, since education is the absolute most important factor that will lead a society towards progress and prosperity. Once all pressing health concerns of life and death are taken care of, only a challenging, secular, and diversified education can improve the welfare of all people in a society. In this way, teachers have a profound impact in shaping the citizens of tomorrow. It also seems that the teachers themselves have perpetuated this stereotype, as a certain chunk of them (from K-5, at least 30%) have chose to teach only because they didn't really know what else to do with their lives, regardless of whether of not they are ACTUALLY GOOD AT TEACHING...
I sincerely hope that in the next few years, President Barack Obama's emphasis on education helps more and more to make citizens of the USA wake up and recognize the importance of education for the future of our nation as a whole, and that whoever goes on to become the next president in 2012 (no! 2016! ) upholds this praise and significance that education is slowly being given in the minds of American people.

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