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A Student's Perspective
As the final post in this college tours series, I am writing about Cedarville University. I toured this college back in the summer after freshman year, and have now come full circle, going to the ...
After a couple more months of working on my senior thesis, I have another update. As I have mentioned in the previous two posts, my topic relates to how science should be treated in classical ...
This is a great recipe to make with your younger siblings (or older ones!) around Easter. Not only is it simple to whip up, it's also very fun to make together! Complete with Oreos, sprinkles, and ...
Perfectionism is really engrained into our culture. Whether it’s through competitiveness, people pleasing, or peer pressure, many of us struggle with needing to do well and be perfect in just about ...
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This post may contain affiliate links, which means I’ll receive a commission if you purchase through my links, at no extra cost to you. Please read full disclosure for more information. This past school year I was a sophomore. As a tenth…
From first to seventh grade, I participated in Classical Conversations (CC). CC is a classical, Christian organization that aims to aid parents in their homeschool journey. CC covers preK-12th grade and has some dual enrollment options. How does it…
After a couple of months of studying, it was finally time to board the cruise where the National Memory Master Competition would take place! I was very excited and nervous to finally compete. The night before the cruise, we stayed…
Becoming a National Memory Master finalist (read my post about becoming a finalist here) was super exciting, but it also meant I had a lot more work in store. I was already in the process of mastering most of the…
Last time I wrote about the first semester of my sixth-grade year and how I began to prepare for the National Memory Master Competition (see the first post here). In this post, I want to write about the time following…
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