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Laura is a 17-year-old from Ontario, Canada. She enjoys reading, traveling, and music. In her free time, she loves watching Friends reruns. High school is tough enough as it is. When you add moving to a new high school and leaving your old one, things get especially complicated. This happened to me at the end of grade 10, when my family moved to a new home on the opposite side of the region. It might as well have been the other ...
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Log in Create account ( why ) Newsletter Print issues Advertising About us News Columns Images Arts Business Directory Mattapan Politics Public Safety Schools Sports Twitter RSS Home / Editorial / Holiday present for Savin Hill Reply Print Send to friend By Ed Forry , Publisher Dec. 23, 2009 There was some good news this week on Savin Hill. After long ...
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8 hours ago ago from FOX News
Vicious Gang Attack Sends New Jersey 8th Grader to Hospital, Shocks Middle School Wednesday, December 23, 2009 Print A brutal attack on an eighth-grade New Jersey honor student has left the young teen recovering in the hospital, shocking students and outraging administrators at his suburban middle school, WCBSTV.com reported. Police said up to eleven students at Janis Dismus Middle School in Englewood beat up 13-year-old David ...
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Gabourey Sidibe has earned showers of acclaim for her role as troubled teen Precious in the movie of the same name, but should she be an award winner? According to The Hollywood Reporter’s Showbiz 411 blog, the star may have been cheated out of the African-American Film Critics Association’s Best Actress Award at the December 14 ceremony.
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