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I’m at that point in a semester where if a car hit me, I’d probably say thank you to the kind stranger

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phases of a student

does homework as soon as you get it 

worried about being caught copying homework

doesn’t bother with homework until last minute

too lazy to even copy from others

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United World Colleges. 

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I Know This All Too Well

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When someone suggests going out in the middle of exams…

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What your answer for every Constitutional law exam should be

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Less than one percent of what the world spent every year on weapons was needed to put every child into school by the year 2000 and yet it did not happen.

Causes of Poverty - Global Issues.org (via suzilight)

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Shit’s getting real :’D

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Then I strongly suggest that you look into United World Colleges (UWC).

UWC students come from all over the world and are awarded a variety of different scholarships to attend one of 12 international schools which teach the two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.

UWC...

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As women, we are taught to be tiny. To have small bodies, to never be imposing. The ideal of our gender are thin and childlike, hairless and dainty. We are defined by our bodies; defined by our control over them. We are taught to obsess over our physicality and to be repulsed by our desires and intelligences. We are taught to walk scared late at night. We cradle our keys between our perfectly manicured fingers, walking gracefully like a baby antelope in a herd of lions. That our virginity defines our character. That I am a frigid bitch if I do not fuck him, and a dirty slut if I do.

Michelle K., The Truth About Growing Up A Woman. (via michellekpoems)

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As women, we are taught to be tiny. To have small bodies, to never be imposing. The ideal of our gender are thin and childlike, hairless and dainty. We are defined by our bodies; defined by our control over them. We are taught to obsess over our physicality and to be repulsed by our desires and intelligences. We are taught to walk scared late at night. We cradle our keys between our perfectly manicured fingers, walking gracefully like a baby antelope in a herd of lions. That our virginity defines our character. That I am a frigid bitch if I do not fuck him, and a dirty slut if I do.

Michelle K., The Truth About Growing Up A Woman (via muskuraahat)

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it’s nearly 2014, wake the fuck up people. girls don’t HAVE to shave, being gay isn’t a choice, racism is pointless, rape isn’t funny and sexism is fucking stupid.