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National Briefing | WEST: California: Charge Dropped Over Wrestling Move
A high school wrestler in suburban Fresno was cleared of criminal wrongdoing on Thursday, after being accused of sexually assaulting a younger wrestler during a 2010 practice.
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The Choice: College Search, Ailing Mother
Sophia Gimenez, a high school senior from Denver, wonders if she can balance the college search with her mother's diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
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The Choice: Applications Increase at Harvard
An institution that is, arguably, among the nation's most prestigious continues to exert its pull on a disproportionate number of high school seniors.
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The Choice: Juniors, Start Your Engines
A college counselor suggests that high school juniors take a deep breath, then begin their college search by imagining "that you've already graduated."
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Education Life: A L♥ng-Distance Affair
Relationships that began in high school can go on, and on, and on, thanks to Skype.
The Choice: A Fear of Silencing the ‘Inner Voice of Childhood Dreams’
As Kori Hazel, a high school senior from Denver, contemplates a possible college major, or majors, he wonders how to reconcile those plans with his dreams of becoming a professional songwriter.
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The Choice: A Decision Letter From Yale
In reacting to an important piece of news, a high school senior takes his cues from a family pet.
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The Choice: Me, in 500 Words or Less
A high school senior wonders how to respond to the essay prompts on college applications, including what makes him "unique and colorful'' and how best to "let my life speak.''
Posted in College News Also tagged college-applications, for juniors, for parents, for seniors, georgetown-university, makes-him, michael-campbell, prompts-on-college, the-essay, tufts-university, university of virginia, william & mary Comments closed
It May Be a Sputnik Moment, but Science Fairs Are Lagging