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America’s Unity

“A house divided against itself cannot stand,” said Abraham Lincoln when he talked about the sectionalism that separated the North and South. But that quote still applies everywhere. There are so many different issues in our nation because we all are not on the same page. We are still arguing […]

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The Endless Inferno Called Summer: Week 6

Well, it’s been a minute.  It’s been three weeks since my last post. I can’t say I didn’t miss writing for our website, but this also feels like returning to school after Thanksgiving.  Six weeks later, and now I realize the flaw in counting the weeks of summer. Because the […]

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The Endless Inferno Called Summer: Week 3

Welcome back to another narcissistic post of mine. I have reached the yearly is-this-what-seasonal-depression-feels-like checkpoint. I’m exaggerating, but there’s a point during every summer break where I feel blegh. It’s 10 p.m. on a Sunday (the night before I’m supposed to publish, by the way), and I have just started […]

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The Endless Inferno Called Summer: Week 2

Congratulations on surviving another week of hell.  As a reward for my survival (and for actually writing another blog post on time), I treated myself to a bowl of mint chocolate chip ice cream. The Kroger brand one. I’m sorry to all of y’all “Texas and I are one” peeps, […]

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5 Minutes Left

8:20. 5 minutes left. I step out into the warm sun. A barren parking lot greets me. When the sky was just a single degree darker, the lot was swarming with students. Not anymore. I pull the handle for a routine check. It’s locked. Good. Now no mysterious parking-lot burglars […]

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The Endless Inferno Called Summer: Week 1

There are two sides to summer vacation: Teen Beach Movie and endless inferno. You may know which side I’m on. And if you don’t, you might’ve guessed from the fact that I am not spending my summer vacation partying. Instead, I am writing unnecessarily for the school newspaper, even though […]