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Bieber should be deported Guess what? Nineteen-year-aged singer and teen heartthrob Justin Bieber -- who was apprehend this week in Miami Beach for street racing in a $250,000 Lamborghini while under the control of alcohol and illegal drug, driving without a sufficient license, and opposing arrest. To add to that he's not even an american Bieber is a townsman of his native country Canada. Bieber isn't known for doing smart stuff, but the one lively dilute that Team Bieber did is

The Peeber is back in the headlines, well not the Peeber, but the Bieber. According to entertainment news media outlet, E! News the hashtag, #JustinPeeber, can finally be put to rest. Justin Bieber was seen walking in Los Angeles with a nice sized wet stain on the front of his sweatpants, which left comments to start swirling around that he just might have peed on himself. This “pee” outing by Bieber took Twitter by storm, which laughed the trending hashtag, #JustinPeeber. Bieber has finally come

Would you let Justin Bieber stay in our country after spitting on several innocent girls from a terrace? His jig is up! The scholastic scope article by Frances Hannan, examines the controversy surrounding JB. After driving under the influence through a suburban neighborhood Justin Bieber was arrested. After that, the case about him being deported, arises throughout America. He’s been given a special visa which allowed him to cut in the line for immigration because he had a special talent that makes

Daniel Eppes’ Eagle Scout advancement. I have had the privilege of teaching Daniel in my Junior English course at Hillsborough High School for the 2015-16 school year. From the onset, it was clear that Daniel would be a shining star in my classroom. Reporting to class well before the start bell, having materials out and prepared, and always greeting me with a warm welcome are standard practices for Daniel. He is impeccably kind, every day. In reading The Scout Oath as well as The Scout Law for the first

presented Earth Rocks to Cub Scouts who were earning their Merit Badge. As I now reflect on the two sessions I taught that day, I wonder if I could have ever been truly prepared for them. I believed I had everything lined out and timed to take us right up to the time their session was over. However, that was not the case because the scouts knew a considerable amount more about the subject than I realized. I feel honored to have been able to work with such intelligent groups of scouts. During the first session

food so I can go to my next destination, scouts. I happen to be the oldest scout there, not only by age but by experience as well. Luckily I’m no longer in charge of them and I get to sit back and make sure they don’t do anything stupid to hurt themselves.

with my mother and brother. Since my brother signed up, my mother volunteered to help and lead the group, so I was dragged along to all the meetings. At first, my mom just brought me, but later I voluntarily attended them. This lead to me eventually joining Cub Scouts by myself, and working at it all the way from Kindergarten to Fifth Grade. Not only would I attend the weekly meetings just for my age group, but I also went to various events outside of the usual. Some of these that I remember are cleaning

When a child is born, its family raises it in hope for him to become successful. Inevitably time remains slow, yet it is constant. Thanks be to God that we wake up every morning knowing that we can rely on its consistency to creep on us as children grow older. A mother’s dream, with three children, is for the last child to live happily and a father’s is for his children to be cautious of the threats the world has within. But as a result of the values and characteristic that the child has developed

community, city, or town. How has that world shaped your dreams and aspirations? (250 words) In the quaint town of Corydon, Indiana, I grew up surrounded by successful businessmen, doctors, and pilots who worked in nearby Louisville, Kentucky. Like a group of animals, they lived

The Boy Scouts Of America has been around for 108 years training youth in responsible citizenship, character development, and self-reliance. As one of the largest scouting organizations, The Boy Scouts of America has exposed more than 2.4 million youth participants to values such as trustworthiness and good citizenship. Over the years, The Boy Scouts of America have upheld their policy for members to subscribe to their religious principle which in past times has banned homosexuals and atheist. To