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And yet, when I was eight years old and pressed my pencil too hard onto each page, was my writing worse than it is today? Sure, I have practiced advanced techniques and shared complex ideas, but has this pursuit only complicated my once simple understanding of what it means to write?
While satisfaction varied, my peers consistently mentioned a lack of consistency in communication and between the plans of individual classes. According to student testimony, MHS does not have a standardized education plan for students under quarantine.
What happens when we are not seeing anybody? Perhaps this is an opportunity to get dressed and look nice for ourselves. We deserve to feel special at any time, on any day, under any circumstance.
I mean, not many could say that they’ve been part of, or even seen a Zoom musical. As Ms. Frigon wonderfully said to the cast, “Let this show be a light in our time of struggle.”
“The schedule has changed back and forth between hybrid and remote often so it can be very taxing to constantly adjust your schedule every week… it’s difficult when students are consistently unsure about what their weekly plan is going to look like.”
When I think about Cabin Fever, I feel the helplessness of been stuck in a small area and lost for my future when there is heavy snow outside, so I drew it.
“Alfie, what is it?” She sobbed, pulling at her hair in a mania to stop the sound, “I’m right here. Dahlia! Me! I’m here,” a metallic taste filled her mouth as her teeth began to chatter beyond control.
Because, like you and me, we all go for a daily horse trot at 2 o’clock. Here, I really started to see the spoiled-rottenness of the royal family, and as a warning, you might too.
Throughout the game, as well as Brady’s entire season with Tampa Bay, Patriots fans were presented with a question: should we root for Brady, the player that we love and who gave us six prior wins? Or do we root for Kansas City because of Brady’s betrayal?
Those seeking to protect their health during a pandemic should not be treated as second-class students because education should have to come at the expense of safety.