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Let me start off by saying that I don’t particularly like talking about global warming with a firm believer of the theory that humans are the main cause behind climate change. It’s a waste of time, as I’ve never really seen anybody change their view…
Wow, it is amazing at how such horrible events could transpire in current times like this one. This was a great video that I enjoyed watching. I seriously hope that things will improve quickly for the earthquake's victims.
Michael
It's really sad that so many people died in this earthquake and so many people still need help. There's barely enough food right now. We hope and believe that Haiti will come through this.
Helen
Touching video. I hope that all goes well for the fundraisers.
Ben
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Let me start off by saying that I don’t particularly like talking about global warming with a firm believer of the theory that humans are the main cause behind climate change. It’s a waste of time, as I’ve never really seen anybody change their view…
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This short video was created by Josh Weiner, a senior at Washington International School, in response to the earthquake in Haiti.
Great piece, Nazish and Zineb -- can I ask a favor? It will be easier to read if you copy the text out of the attached Word document and paste it into the body of the article (where you have the subject and authors' names now).
Many thanks,
Mark Sc…
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- At 2:51pm on December 2, 2009,
Vanessa Yasmin Schneider said… - Thanks for the words of encouragement, Mr Schulte. I will be sure to write more, probably during the upcoming Christmas Break :) I have noticed there aren't a lot of European-concentrated submissions, so would you like my articles to be more Europe/Germany-related?
Vanessa
- At 2:31am on December 2, 2009,
Vanessa Yasmin Schneider said…
- My bad, Mr Schulte!
I uploaded the article, and put three pictures as attachments - how can I make them show within the article?
Vanessa
- At 11:31am on December 1, 2009,
Vanessa Yasmin Schneider said…
- Thanks Mr Schule, I'll give it a go, but if I need help, I will be sure to get back to you!
Vanessa
- At 2:13pm on October 9, 2009,
gwyneth anne bronwynne jones said…
- I heard about you through an expert & friend
i stalkadmire very much - Kathy Shrock and her blog!
- At 2:06pm on October 9, 2009,
- Can't get over the awesomeness of this site! Thank you so much! Cheers!
~Gwyneth
- At 1:00pm on July 21, 2009,
Cheryl Douglas said… - Would really like to know how the Washington GIN meeting went - do you ahve dates for the next one?
- At 3:11pm on February 10, 2009,
Nikolai Jessen-Petersen said… - Mr. Schulte,
This website is cool and resourceful.
Thanks.
Nikolai
- At 5:18pm on December 17, 2008,
Louise Poliquin said…
- I thought it was incredible! I was disappointed because I wanted to stay a little longer. Yeah, after the 9/11 one, I actually felt like I witnessed the event first hand. Too bad I missed a lot of things since I spent so much time on just 3 exhibits- I got way more wrapped up than I thought I would.
Lets go back!!!!!!!!!
- At 2:07pm on November 15, 2008,
Chris McPetrie said… - Hey Mark, thanks for the advice, I'll give that a try with my next piece. A few of the other Bishops guys and I are going to be writing a piece on the Bishops Epic, which is a 18 day camp we, the grade 10s of Bishops, are going on soon. It takes place in the Cedarberg, which is a really beautiful mountainous area a few hours from Cape Town.
Cheers,
Chris
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