Ate and slayed: Educated, Lord of the Flies, The Great Gatsby, A Tale of Two Cities
Pretty good: The Things They Carried, Macbeth, Their Eyes Were Watching God
Meh: Outliers, Perspelosis, Fahrenheit...
"Too many lives have been upended because of our failed approach to marijuana," President Joe Biden said during an October 6th press conference. "It's time we right these wrongs."
Click. Power on. Channel 206-ESPN. Audio fills the room. “Geno Smith, looking for a receiver,, rollllllls out left….” or “Rebound Lebron, layup for the and one….” or “Julio Rodriguez lines one deeeeeep center field, going, going, gone!” But what about what you rarely hear? “Loderio on his right, Lodeiro on his left, Lodeiro goes for goal… LODEIROOOO!”
His answer comes after waves of feedback following the recent implementation of a new seven-period schedule that includes one FLEX and one Social/Emotional Learning (SEL) period every week, and the response has been overwhelmingly negative.
From what I found there seem to be four major arguments against “they/them” pronouns: they’re hard to understand; grammar doesn't support them; it’s a fad that’ll die out in a few years; and finally the most heinous of all—just plain homophobia.
The slow chugging noises of diesel engines ring in your ears, bright yellow bricks slowly fill up the bus lane, and your eyes water from the diesel smoke.
The American school system has a tendency to consistently push the “unfavorable” points of history to the side in favor of studying cultures and events most similar to our own “American experience.”...