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Hanukkah

Isabella Van Vliet

December 4, 2018

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Hanukkah is one of my favorite holidays, but not everyone knows what it is or why it is celebrated. This year, Hanukkah started on the sunset of December 2nd, and will end on December 10th. It usually starts between late Nov...

Zion,Utah

ethan ramian

December 3, 2018

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I went to Zion for Thanksgiving this year. I went with my three family members. I also went with my cousin (evan) and his three family members. My step dad last name is Pearson. My cousins family is the Ginians. there were two...

Different Types of phobias

Linoy Bigelman

November 30, 2018

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Hello today I am going to tell you a couple of different phobias. There are a lot more phobias but i'm only going to tell you a few. I got these definitions of the phobias from https://www.fearof.net/ Arachnophobia: this ph...

Top 5 Most Beautiful Extinct Animals.

Lea Garcia

November 30, 2018

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Over the years many animals all around the world have gone extinct. Most people didn't even know that these animals existed including me. Which is why I am going to be telling you the top 10 most beautiful animals (in my opinion),that...

The War of the Emus

An Emu Survivor, Surviving

November 30, 2018

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In the country of Australia, most people know the country as the country with the desert in the middle of the country and the wild and dangerous animals. Some people also know it for Steve Irwin, the Australian zookeeper and a...

Annual Argentina Trips

Florencia Goldenberg

November 30, 2018

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I was not born here in Los Angeles, California. I was actually not born in North America at all. That could come as a shock to some people. I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and it is in South America. I moved here when I wa...

The Spanish Flu

Cameron Junod

November 26, 2018

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One of the most deadliest diseases in human history, the Spanish flu, has killed around 50 to 100 million people, which is 5% of the world. Despite the name, people have no idea where it originated from. But there are theories...

The departure of Philippe Petain

Cameron Junod

November 14, 2018

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Philippe Petain was once a man that was respected after World War 1. However, after World War 2, he was accused of betraying his country. How did he had such a departure from being respected to frowned upon? I shall talk about...

Can Dogs Fall in Love?

Lea Garcia

November 13, 2018

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Dogs are fascinating, caring, and cute creatures. However, these little cute dogs are more than animals. They have feelings just like humans do. Dogs can experience love and rejection. So whenever you are in a bad mood, think...

My top 3 Favorite Ants

Ant-man, Being Cool

November 13, 2018

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The title says it all. This will be a list of my top 3 favorite ants. 3: Crematogaster striatula, Mass-murder Ants These ants, commonly called Mass-murder Ants, are distributed to some parts of Africa. These ants are spread ...

Different Types Of Trees

Linoy Bigelman

November 13, 2018

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You might not really notice this but there are many different types of tree's, that you probably don't really hear. Today I'm going to be telling some tree's and why they are so interesting. The Banyan Tree: The banyan tree ha...

The Ancient Roman Golden Age

Emperor Boi, Supreme Emperor Of Rome

November 2, 2018

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The Ancient Roman Empire was one or if not the best empires in all of history. The golden age of Rome called the Pax Romana or the Roman Peace was the time period which was the prime years of the Roman Empire. These years were...