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I go over to my turntable, place a vinyl record on top, then place the needle and hit play. A tempest of thoughts races through my mind about friction.
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By David Katzman
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11/19/14
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Sometimes you have a problem and don’t know how to face it on your own. Other times, you may have a great idea but can’t figure out how to put it into action. Often, you want to make an improvement to something, except there is no way to fix it by yourself.
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By Kimberly Rose
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11/14/14
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This week I received my own edition of “Mrs. Dalloway” by Virginia Woolf; I began to read it. From what I gather, it is about a woman’s day. The book then led me to think about my average day and really reflect on what I do each day.
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By David Katzman
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11/5/14
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The irritating sound of my alarm clock rang, and I sprang out of bed. The bright sun that usually greeted me when I woke up for school was supplanted by a darker sky. With each step I took to the end of my block, I heard the crunching of fallen leaves.
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By Kimberly Rose
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10/29/14
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Whenever I return home from Lawrence Woodmere Academy there is always this persistent urge to turn on the television, computer, or just go on my cell phone instead of doing my schoolwork.
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By David Katzman
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10/22/14
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Ever since freshman year, one thing that I constantly looked forward to was becoming an upperclassman.
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By Kimberly Rose
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10/8/14
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The new school year at Lawrence Woodmere Academy (LWA) brought on many different people, classes and clubs. This was particularly scary for me since I am a creature of habit. I’ve always liked things to remain the same even if the change was for the better.
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By David Katzman
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9/24/14
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About a week ago, I was sitting on the hallway floor in front of locker 143 signing a friend’s yearbook and trying hard to make sure the tears that were pooling in my eyes never had the chance to make it down my cheek.
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By Vianne Singh
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6/11/14
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The future. It is the topic I find myself speaking about the most lately, and if the words aren’t coming out of my mouth, then they’re constantly being tossed around in the back of my head.
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By Nicole Engelman
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5/28/14
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I remember, when I was very young, sitting front row in Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s Hessel Hall at one of my earliest multicultural celebrations and hearing a familiar Bollywood song.
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By Vianne Singh
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5/7/14
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