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    Boys prefer sport: girls prefer clothes. If we were to consider the young people of, say, fifty years ago, the statement would be undeniably true. In those days, sport was a predominantly male pursuit. The girl were considered the fairer sex and they were more concerned with how they look, thus the preference for beautiful clothes. Nowadays, this statement is no longer true. There are as many games for girls as there are for boys. With the exception of some games like rugger and cricket, girls participate in almost all that boys play. In athletics we see girls performing just as well as the boys, some even better. They jump, run, throw and generally enjoy the sporting events as much as the boys. In fact some girl are aggressive and highly competitive. I have seen girls elbowing one another in a basketball game, uttering unmentionable words when angry and shouting themselves hoarse cheering or jeering the participants. So much for the myth that girls are weaker and not sport-loving. They definitely revel in sport, with some exceptions. Anyway we can say the same for some of the boys too. Not all of them love sport.
    March 26, 2012
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    Education been a worthwhile experience "Education" is too general to consider in all its aspects, I shall consider it only in terms of its role in school. A school is a place where many people of diverse cultures and attitudes converge to. The first things I learned in primary school was that they are so many different kinds of people. I experienced the pains and pleasures of getting to know my schoolmates. I discovered my own strengths and weakness and the social roles each one of us played. I learned the meaning of tolerance , team-work, friendship as well as prejudice, selfishness and enmity. Some experiences were uplifting while some were depressing. However, when taken as a whole these experiences taught me how to handle life without getting into too much trouble. I have to cope with them. By mixing and socializing in school I learned to fit into society and live according to its norms. I would not know what to do and worst of all I would not have friends to help me in times of need.
    March 26, 2012
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    Why should we suffer like this? In big towns and cities, the main hubs of commerce, lorries are aplenty. The problems they create are equally many. Firstly these lorries usually have to stop to unload or load goods and they do stop, often anywhere they like. Owning to their bulk, they interfere with traffic flow and as a result cause traffic jams. Sometimes they get booked for indiscriminate parking but they still carry on doing so, much to the displeasure of other road users. However we cannot totally blame the lorry drivers for blocking traffic flow. They have to park somewhere, and the most convenient place is in front of the intended shop since then is no parking space allotted for them. One way out of his problem is to provide ample parking spaces for the lorries. In this way, the lorry drivers will then have no excuse for simply stopping their lorries in the middle of the road and thus impeding traffic flow.
    March 26, 2012
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    February 23, 2012
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    February 19, 2012
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    February 19, 2012
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    Story To Be Told What do you feel when people talking bad about you behind you? What do you feel when most people around hate you? What do you feel when your friend pretends good, "poker face" and stab your back? How do you handle these problems? I'm feeling stupid, crying because of this. Can you imagine, within 1 night, I know that people around me hate me so much! They hate the way I communicate to them and I have a loud voice. Maybe also because I'm words speak louder than actions. Ah, I agree that I can't face it. I can't accept this situation. What the hell is going on? They spread the rumor: something bad about me, even though I don't do it to my friends. I really don't know contain of the rumor. Before this incident happen, they match me with this guy. My first impression is they just want to make fun with me. But, the way he thinks just not same as me. I don't know, maybe this guy immature yet. He do as best as he could do, try to make me look like a bad girl. He did that to save himself from being gossip with me. I try to set my mind and think positive; God wants me to get stronger. I believe that God always by my side. I hope they and this guy will realize their mistakes.
    February 19, 2012
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    Television In most homes nowadays we can expect to find at least one television set each. Some more affluent homes have more that one. A television set is no longer a luxury, it has become a common part of living. As a means of communication, there is virtually nothing to match it. With it we can watch a football match thousands miles away by the mere flick of a switch, in full colour and high fidelity sound. News that took months to travel from one place to another now takes just a friction of a second, and minus the distorting factor of human messengers. The impact of this improved communication on our lives are great indeed. We are not only better informed of current events all over the world but we are also exposed to a multitude of different cultures and ways of life. Never before did we have to face such a huge onslaught of information. Used with this discretion, TV can provide us with much knowledge. Used carelessly, TV can reduce us non-thinking entities.
    February 12, 2012
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    Money The part played by money in our daily life is very important indeed. We need money to buy food and to pay our bills. In this modern world, most of the things that we want, material or otherwise, can be obtained in exchange for money. Without money, it is impossible to live in this world. It is thus not surprising to find that many people place money-making as their top priority in life. This attitude is fine as long as they remember that there are other facets of life in which money is not required. Quite often money cannot buy these things at all. Take for example, one's health: money can buy the best medical care available, but if one's health is allowed to deteriorate through neglect, there will come a time when no money in the world can return one to health. I, for one, prefer to be healthy than rich.
    February 12, 2012
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    Home Sweet Home There is no place like home, as the saying goes, but I guess it is just a matter of opinion. Nevertheless I am sure everybody has some likes and some dislikes associated with his or her home, the amounts varying between different persons. I, for one, have more likes than dislikes at home. When the weekends come I simply love getting up late in the morning instead of having to force myself to get up early to go to school on school days. Lying in bed on a Saturday morning and listening to the sparrows chirping is what I consider a pleasant change from droning of teachers. Ah, it lifts my spirit up and makes the whole day feel good. Strange hoe the meaningless chirping can be more pleasant than the intelligible droning. Listening to the radio and watching the TV (good programmes that is) are what I like to do, especially during the weekends and holidays when more programmes are on the air. I particularly like to put on a hard-rock music at full blast. It's enjoy and no one can disturb me. Compare to hostel, I had to consider about others.
    February 12, 2012
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