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ferdinand1213

When Students Attack!

Feb 16, 2009 15:54

"The two writings that I chose to talk about was the writings by, Rev. Charles G. Ames on the Anti-Imperialism and Albert Beveridge, a Defense of Imperialism. Both of this people had different opinions on the topic of Imperialism as you can tell by there title’s of their writings. Beveridge insisted that we were imperialists so that we can bring ( Read more... )

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Re: Third Answer ferdinand1213 February 17 2009, 14:54:54 UTC

I think that the person mistakenly uploaded their little sister's homework or something. It had middle school class identifiers in the upper corner. Please note, though, that this is the best written of the three responses.

rockstar427 February 17 2009, 15:24:48 UTC

Wow Joe. I feel so bad that you have to teach these kids. What is society coming to?

But, at least you have a lot of free entertainment. I know I enjoy reading this crap and wonder how these students function on a daily basis.

Did the third student think you weren't actually reading these assignments? I know a kid I went to high school with did the same thing to our English teacher, and she never caught it. :P

louielouie14 February 17 2009, 16:43:15 UTC

Oh, Ms. Fry...how I miss her and her translucent hair.

rockstar427 February 17 2009, 16:54:05 UTC

Ms. Dyer! Ms. Fry was cool and would never have let that pass!

louielouie14 February 17 2009, 23:36:05 UTC

Oh my gosh, you're right! Shame on me!

notemily February 18 2009, 01:43:35 UTC

The Chocolate War... what a depressing book. The real moral is "don't disturb the universe, for the universe will fuck you up."