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Briefly on the drug use in schools
We all know that drugs are bad for you, still the occurrence of drugs among high school students is striking – in year 2010, 23% of all students in the second year of high school had tried a narcotic substance.
Feminism – crazy man-haters or world-changers?
Feminism has acquired such a negative ring to it. Most people seem to associate it with crazy women who all despise men and wish to take over the world. Maybe that’s true. But innocent until proven guilty, yes? Politics is … Continue reading
The itch bug is put aflutter of…
… nervous anticipation over this GRAND new re-launching of our beloved and sadly underestimated school news paper. But let us first take a moment and appreciate the tiny bit of genius there is to the construction “put aflutter”. *a moment … Continue reading
Culture of the Week: Chinese Education
“Honestly, the invented this segment just to add some internationality and have our budget increased but it turned out to be really interesting!” Western people always think that Chinese are very clever. Despite the language issue, Chinese students are extremely … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, April 2012
Tagged 2012, april, chinese education, culture, ting lorentzon
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The Haunted Castle
A terrifying scream awoke me, and I knew it had come back. Another student would disappear tonight, and no one would know how. Only that it happened now, at night, and that lots of blood would be left in the … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, February 2012
Tagged 2012, february, jorun bork, short story, the haunted castle
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The London Riots remind us of the gap
Out of three major uprisings that have marked 2011 – here somewhat reductively categorized into the London riots, the “Occupy” movement, and the “Arab Spring” – the former must make the most hard-to-define instance. In the looters’ glass-littered and fire-ravaged … Continue reading
Blame it on the teacher?
Dare I admit it: teachers are targets of just as much criticism as are his students, only that the extremes of our assessment usually go beyond the grading scale. Our instinctive explanation for a disappointing test result remains the “because … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, February 2012
Tagged 2012, blame it on the teacher?, february, lovisa sundin
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Highlight: Four horsemen
The four horsemen ride for the doom of the world as we know it; at least if you are to believe Ross Ashcroft‘s documentary about the state of world economy. Analyzing the world from four angles, it fiercely discovers truth … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, February 2012
Tagged 2012, february, four horsemen, highlight, katja slonawski
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IHGR News: Student Mentors
Hey, you! Are you clever by any chance? If you are, I think it is safe to say that you are finally receiving your calling in life… to become a mentor. A mentor is someone who is responsible, organized and … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, February 2012
Tagged 2012, february, henrietta ajaelu, ihgr news, student mentors
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IHGR News: The Event Calendar
IHGR is getting an accessible and up-to-date school calendar! It will have all the information you need for this year; school trips, events and other important dates. The calendar will be put up as soon as Monday the 27th.
Posted in 2012, February 2012
Tagged 2012, february, henrietta ajaelu, ihgr calendar
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The IHGR Itch 