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While I generally agree with winning through hard work and perseverance and learning from losing, I think the OP's situation with the Reading Olympics is different. Everyone was a winner in this situation because the competition got the kids to not only read more, but to read for fun. Considering the average American reads…
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DFW! I'm studying at TCU--shh, I'm from NJ--but almost all of my family is from here/is here currently and I plan on staying!
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first world problems.
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English major here! How did you like the Hunger Games? I've heard I really need to read them. I have so many suggestions, but stupid finals are breathing down my neck, so here are a few... -Any and ALL Jane Austen novels -Atonement -Pillars of the Earth--don't let the length deter you, SO good! -A Thousand Splendid Suns…
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You could do some toast with a tiny bit of butter and/or jelly, or a bagel thin with whatever you like. I'm really into turkey bacon, but I have to be careful of the sodium. The morning star sausage patties are also delicious!
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Wow, some people need to put aside their own issues and be supportive on this, you know, "motivation and support" blog. But like other people have said, try not to worry about it. I'm in your shoes right now--finals week plus my boyfriend being here is a bad combination--but it is completely normal to slide every now and…
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