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10 Fun Things To Do This Spring!

By: Celia Moller  With summer just three months away, it's important to make the most of the spring weather before theheat hits. Here are 10 fun activities to help you fully appreciate the beauty of spring.1. Have a Picnic - Pack a basket with your favorite snacks, a cozy blanket, and maybe even a goodbook. Find a spot under a tree and enjoy the simple pleasure of dining out in the beautiful nature.Bring your friends and family for an extra fun time!2. Plant a Mini Garden - Whether you have...
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I Heard it From a Friend of a Friend… The History of Urban Legends

By: Emma Robertson Did you know that alligators are currently living in the sewers of New York City? Theyhave grown accustomed to the bleakness of the environment, and their normally dark skin hasgrown white and ghostly. They’ve developed a type of echolocation that allows them to navigatethe twists and turns...
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The History of the Beloved Show, “The Office”

By: Celia Moller "The Office" is a beloved American television sitcom that first premiered on NBC in 2005.Created by Greg Daniels, the show is a mockumentary-style comedy that takes place at thefictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The series is an adaptationof the original UK version created by...
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WOMENS’ LIBERATION ARRIVED ON BICYCLES

By: Shannon Mo The first bicycle was invented by German Inventor Karl von Drais in 1817. However, thebike had no brakes, and one gigantic wheel, followed by a very small one. It waschallenging to ride, and only experts could attempt it. However, the modern bicycle, or‘safety bicycle’ we recognize today...
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The History of Axolotls

By: Kaya Langdon Picture a tadpole. Yep, that’s it; big head, tiny body, and pretty much nothing else. Justlike most amphibians, tadpoles lose their baby characteristics as they transition to land. But whatif there was a creature that kept those qualities? Well, there is—and I’m sure you’ve heard ofthem. Axolotls...
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History of the Color Blue

By: Faith Jang The history of the color blue is a strange one. Many cultures do not have a word for blue,and it is often described as green or purple. That doesn't mean that there was absolutely no use ofit in ancient times. One of the earliest sources of blue...
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I Heard it From a Friend of a Friend… The History of Urban Legends

By: Emma Robertson  Did you know that alligators are currently living in the sewers of New York City? Theyhave grown accustomed to the bleakness of the environment, and their normally dark skin hasgrown white and ghostly. They’ve developed a type of echolocation that allows them to navigatethe twists and turns...
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