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the name's
TRIEU xuan HANG;;
young and wreckless;;
vietkhmai;;
born in Thailand;;
married;;
senior@little flower high;;
philly girl;;
eldest;;
family oriented;;
attitude problem;;
anger issues;;
like it or not, take it or leave it, i could care less;;
hopeless romantic;;
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Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Are immigration and the loss of American jobs connected: 9 of 26

As human beings we struggle daily with the need to further our knowledge, to satisfy our inquisitiveness, and to solve all, if not most of the dilemmas that arises, such as labor deficiency. To accomplish this, we need to be a team because together we can achieve more. This is confirmed by Coach Bruce Coslet when he once sai...
Sports & Recreation > Martial Arts Life lessons from martial arts: 6 of 9

Woweeeeee! That was close! Too close to be exact. The kick felt like a gust of wind that skimmed my face as I pant for air. Only thirty seconds had gone by and I almost lost my nose to a competitive New Yorker. It must have been luck or clumsiness, or maybe a combination of both that enabled me to stagger out of the way to a...
Arts & Humanities > American Literature Book reviews: The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger: 8 of 10

Growing up is difficult for teenagers who are as confused as Holden Caulfield. Assuming that the adult world is full of pain and disappointment, Holden protects himself through isolation. Although he isolates himself he still craves the warmth of another person. Being six years younger than Holden, Phoebe, his younger sister...
Arts & Humanities > William Shakespeare Play reviews: Macbeth, by William Shakespeare: 15 of 15

As the most influential writer in all of English literature, William Shakespeare is considered a timeless poet and playwright. His career began in London as an actor and a part owner of the Globe Theater during the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Many of Shakespeare's characters were purely designed for King James I's enj...