Parting Words from Senior Ishaan Desai - 0 views
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Taylor Quinn on 14 Sep 11I think this is news worthy because it has to do with many peoples mutual feeling. It has the human interest quality because it speaks about under privileged kids.
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Central sucks. I can care less about my classes. There’s no point to school. It’s a waste of my time. Throughout my four years at Central, I have heard these words countless times, resonating with anger and defiance in the hallways. Despite the handful of students who go to class each day with a smile and desire to learn, the overwhelming response is clear: students find little value in the education they receive each day.
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This article was newsworthy cause it was directly relating to high school students, and even more specifically, Central students. The qualities it contained were Importance and Impact, being that this relates so directly all high school kids. Human interest/emotion, because of the heart warming ending and the story about the little Honduran girl. Proximity, because it was written by a student who goes to Hunterdon Central.And finally meaning, because it let us know exactly how important school is, and w3hat kind of attitude we should show towards it.
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Although I thoroughly enjoyed everything I was doing, my education served no purpose other than meeting the standards of the 'system.' Soon enough, I yearned for a deeper meaning, a more useful application to what I was learning.
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Central sucks. I can care less about my classes. There's no point to school. It's a waste of my time. Throughout my four years at Central, I have heard these words countless times, resonating with anger and defiance in the hallways. Despite the handful of students who go to class each day with a smile and desire to learn, the overwhelming response is clear: students find little value in the education they receive each day.