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[redcherry931]

What am I doing? I believe I'm setting myself up for disaster.. cheaters...:) Eh. Oh well. See if I care. (By the way, you'll see that I Don't care

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[tinkerbelle613]

Yes... Actor nerd!

Umm.. I believe the requirements for NHS is to have and keep a 3.8 GPA. Although I could be incorrect.
Ask Lindsey Emerson. :)

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[thealternateend]

as far as i am aware, thats it. And then i had to fill out a long form about service and extracurriculars, service, and all that.

[lynzfabulous]

Don't worry, this was only the first year that you were eligible. You have to have a 3.8 GPA so if you keep that up for this year, you should get a form next summer.

[subway_blackout]

i loved the pictures, lee.
it brought me back.
back to a time when we were happy, and you wouldn't beat me up because i smoked.
we all lived in harmony and coexisted peacefully...those were better times...sigh...

[anonymous]

NHS is totally overrated, practically worthless, so don't let it bother you. And analyzing lines of a play . . . . isn't that kind of like analyizing song lyrics??? :)

[anonymous]

I disagree. There is definately something to be said for academic organizations.

[anonymous]

It's fun when people don't want their identities being known for fear of being in the minority.

Point to NHS? Yes - if you're not in NHS, then colleges will scratch their heads and wonder why (the really good ones). Bad? Well, because you're kinda forced to be in NHS.

Analyzing lines in a play is a lot like analyzing song lyrics. Just like singing, also, you've gotta recite the lyrics in a specific way to get specific reactions, etc.

- Jan

[redcherry931]

*HA*. My sister.:) Who responded to her though? the person who disagreed

[imcooler]

i wish you'd talk to me