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There would be one more stop in New Hampshire before we started our three hours in Vermont. Near the border where we crossed was a small town called Hanover, home of a well-known college called Dartmouth, which is part of the exclusive Ivy League Group and is very unique for its location in the […]
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I’ll be honest— the night before I thought we were completely done with Boston; we’d seen the Boston Common, two of its most prestigious universities (Harvard and MIT, both of which are globally renowned), and the frighteningly vast skyline that towered over the New England coast. Turns out that before we left to head to
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Proteins Biomolecules, but it’s a Friend Group When someone says the word “biomolecule” to you, you might be quick to imagine some fancy science terms or some super-obscure diagram. You might think of some diverse field of study with lots of intricacies and complex concepts that you’ll never be able to understand. And it is
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Boston is known for a lot of things. It’s known for being a central part of early American History. It’s known for having some of the most legendary university names known to man. It’s known for historical architecture, food and drink, and walkable streets. Over the next two days, I’d discover why Boston was
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Day 1: “Chinatown” San Diego→ Nashville → Boston Yes, I’m aware that this new post is called “CANEDA”, not “CANADA”. That isn’t a typo. There will be some discussion of my travels to Canada in this next trip I’m documenting on “Inside A Wandering Mind”. That’s why it’s called CANEDA, after all, but when trying
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Exploring Shinjuku District Our hotel that we were staying in the previous few days is located in the Shinjuku District of the Tokyo City, but in those three days of exploring Tokyo we did not spend very much time actually looking around Shinjuku- we’d spend the first several hours of this day giving Shinjuku
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So… AP World History. There’s quite a lot to say about this AP, so I’m going to put it in a series, just like I did with AP Chemistry. How should I start? I guess like with all the other courses, I should describe the paths available in my school and why I chose what
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If you’ve read my previous Course Reviews, you’ll probably remember that Integrated 2 was hell for a lot of students taking that path. Every teacher in Integrated 2 always justified their harsh grading with Oh, you think we’re grading hard? Wait until you get to Integrated 3. They grade so much more difficult than we
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Visiting a Fish Market (And dying of heat stroke) So our first full day of exploring Tokyo was definitely something interesting- we visited the Japanese Burj Khalifa, saw a few religious sites, the biggest collection of mice and headphones on Earth (enough to give my little brother a run for his money). Can everything from
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WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU- How did I survive this?! This is one of the hardest- possibly the hardest class offered at my school altogether! I struggled so much in Regular Chemistry 2- barely made the A range; I got destroyed, honestly, for most the class wasn’t even hard… but now I ace this with flying colors?
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