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Tenth Grade English Language Arts

faith l. Michigan

Students Attending School

All kid should have a chance at attending school.

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Jeffrey Michigan

Gun Control

Gun control is not necessary, and will not be effective in the U.S.A.

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Joey S. Michigan

Letter to The Next President

School Start Time

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Colton B. Michigan

tax cuts

though many americans are wanting of tax cuts they are not as good as you would think

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Gavin G. Michigan

How To Help The Economy

I wrote about what the next president should and shouldn't do to help our economy.

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Barak Braslavski Michigan

Syrian Refugees Must Be Helped

Syrian refugees face incredulous terror, and some discrimination from radical Islamic groups. Free life is an unknown subject in this nation which ...

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Chawn Michigan

Ending Police Brutality

With these solutions, we win the battle to ending police brutality and racial stereotypes.

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Nolan F. Michigan

Make College Tuition Free

Many bright students are unable to get a good college education due to their families not having enough money. This is a problem.

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Zachary C. Michigan

Dear Future President

We should have more major political parties

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Cody Michigan

American Jobs

The reasons why so man American's are loosing their jobs, and not being able to find another one.

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James R. Michigan

Student Loans

This is a story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down

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Nathan L. Michigan

College tuition

Article on my thoughts and research on college tuition.

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Mason K. Michigan

Letter to the next President

This letter is about why we should not raise the minimum wage in the United States.

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Letters to the Next President 2.0 engaged and connected young people, aged 13-18, as they researched, wrote, and made media to voice their opinions on issues that mattered to them in the 2016 Presidential Election.

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