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Summer Reads

7/31/2018

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By Talya Slezak

1. This Is Where It Ends by Marieke Nijkamp
Thousands of students rush to exit the auditorium, only to find every single door locked. Suddenly, someone starts shooting. 13+
2. Looking For Alaska by John Green
3. The Sky Is Everywhere by Jandy Nelson
Lennie is in pieces after her sister’s death. Suddenly, she is torn between two boys that make her whole. But if they meet, her world will come crashing down. 12+
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4. Vanishing Girls by Lauren Oliver
5. Where The Stars Still Shine by Trish Doller
6. Althea and Oliver by Christina Moracho
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7. Four Perfect Pebbles by Lila Perl & Marion Blumenthal Lazan
A true story filled with the horrors, memories, and hopes of a young girl living in Nazi Germany. 12+
8. Paper Towns by John Green
9. The Way I Used To Be by Amber Smith
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10. Between Shades Of Gray by Ruta Sepetys
11. All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
12. When We Collided by Emery Lord
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13. The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon
Natasha is serious, and refuses to believe in love. With her family’s constant troubles, she is now being deported. Then, she meets Daniel. He is determined to make her last moments in America amazing, and maybe help her stay. 12+
14. If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer L. Armentrout
15. The Lies About Truth by Courtney Stevens
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16. Asking For It by Louise O’Neil
17. Sybil by Flora Rheta Schreiber
A true story about a woman named Sybil, this book is filled with twists and turns. Due to Sybil’s tragic life, she has split apart into numerous personalities, each with stories to tell. 13+
18. Poe’s Mastermind: 3 Detective Stories by Edgar Allan Poe
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19. Just Call My Name by Holly Goldberg Sloan
20. An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
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Swimsuit Accessories to Keep You Looking Stylish

7/30/2018

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Article & Images By Lily Anderson

​Choosing the perfect swimsuit is just half the battle when it comes to looking fresh this summer. Finding the cutest accessories to spice up your outfit is the way to make or break the look.
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​For a pool day with your  friends where you just want to stand out without looking too extra, try a cute sarong that brings out the underlying colors in your suit. And you can easily remove it when you’re ready to hop into the pool! A day trip to the beach to snap a few Instagram photos provides the perfect opportunity for patterned beach pants on top of  your suit, a hat to keep the sun out of your eyes and a pair of shades to finish the look! When shopping for a bathing suit, look for separates.  Choose a classic black bikini or tankini top, and you can’t go wrong. No matter which cover up you wear, it will match. Wear patterned bottoms to give you an artsy feel, but a simpler top is definitely the way to go.
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​You cannot forget about the perfect beach bag. Look for a big, basic bag that doesn’t take away from the masterpiece you’ve created. When spending time in the sun, don’t forget to pack  sunscreen & be sure to bring some SPF Chapstick , so your lips don’t burn. Put some baby powder in your bag too. When you’re done in the sand, put the powder on your sandy feet and legs and the sand comes off like magic. A ziplock bag is perfect to put your cell phone in. It will keep your phone dry and sand free and you can use the keypad through the plastic! Most important tip of all,  have fun with your outfit and be bold!
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Becoming an Orthodontist

7/23/2018

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Article and Images submitted by Jillian Cardinal

My name is Jillian Cardinal and I want to grow up to be an orthodontist. 
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My mom and I went to the orthodontist so that we could talk about the date and time when I would get my braces on. During our consultation, the dental assistant had a little model of teeth on her desk with all the materials that were needed to put braces on. I was so bored because I didn’t really care about what they were talking about and I started playing with the model of the teeth instead. By the time they were done talking, I had finished putting all the materials on the model where I thought they went. Then the dental assistant started to look at what I did, and she told my mom that I had placed everything on perfectly! I was so happy because I thought it was fun putting it on and I didn’t even know what I was doing. This was the point when I realized that I found something that was fun, different and, most importantly, something that came easily to me.
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Before all of this happened, I decided that I wanted to go to Ohio State for college, which turned out to be a great idea because my Aunt Bridget went to school there to be a dental hygienist. Now she works at Ohio State teaching in the dental building, which is where I would learn to become an orthodontist. The great thing about it is, I can stay at her house when I am on break, and if I ever need any help with my studies, I can ask my aunt because she definitely knows what she’s talking about. So does NASA, did you know they developed the nickel titanium wire used in braces today?  And I promise you braces will not set off metal detectors nor are they magnetic, and they don’t even make you more likely to be struck by lightning. So far, this seems to be a great idea and I am really looking forward to my future. I hope you can find something that suits you and will bring greatness to your future, just like I have.
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How To Earn & Save for Summer

7/21/2018

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Jillian Cardinal

By Jillian Cardinal
Images by Inspiring Teens taken at Pigadilly's in Buckingham, PA


​How to make money


- Get a job doing something that you love.
- Do chores around the house
- Set up a lemonade stand with lemonade and iced tea
- Set up a crafts stand
- Babysit
- Sell some  old clothes
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How to save money
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Save at least half and then can use the other half to spend on something special.
Have your parents help set up a savings account.  By creating a savings account, the bank will give you some extra money (also known as interest) for keeping your money safe at their bank.
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​​Saving the money you make is very important and will come in handy later on in your life.  And when you are making and saving money don’t forget to set goals for yourself to make the journey a whole lot more enjoyable.  You could save up to get a sweet treat with friends or even get those summer sunglasses you’ve been eyeing!!  What would your goal be?
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French Phrases

7/19/2018

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By Emma Clopton

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Other Handy Tips:
·        When you want to order food, you can say je voudrais… which means I would like…
·        Make friends! Ask how someone is doing by saying Ça va? If they ask you, reply by saying bien, merci. Et toi? (Good, thank you. And you?)
·        If you don’t understand what someone is saying just simply say Je ne comprends pas (I do not understand)
·        Confused about how to pronounce a word in English? Don’t sweat! Just ask Comment dit-on… en français?
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How to Make Fluffy Slime

7/17/2018

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Article & Images submitted by Riley Devlin

​1.)  Pour Elmer’s glue into a bowl or Tupperware container about ¼ inches deep.
2.) Add food coloring if desired (you can mix colors to get the desired color).
3.) Mix food coloring into the glue using a popsicle stick or any other mixing utensil.
4.) Add about double the amount of shaving cream as you did glue (do not worry you cannot add too much).
5.) Use the same mixing utensil to mix together the glue and shaving cream.
6.) Add contact solution which is your slime activator about 1 teaspoon at a time.
7.) Keep mixing and adding solution until slime forms into a ball and does not stick to the container.
8.) Take slime out of bowl or container and work it/knead it with your hands.
9.) If slime is too sticky, add more contact solution.
10.) Once slime is at the right consistency, it’s time to play!
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How to Plan for Senior Portraits

7/16/2018

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By Madison Westermann
With images of 2018 seniors: Madison Westermann, Rayza Parlow, Hannah Diamond, Kimberly Wang, Sarah Smith, Joe Galante, Cyrena Spafford, Alexa Plachuto, and Sara Gingras
by Inspiring Teens Style Studio


​​Your senior year is all about making decisions that will impact the rest of your life, finding who you are, and saying goodbye to a part of yourself before opening up to adulthood. It sounds scary, but through it all preserving memories and being with your friends is most important. 
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​I think one of the greatest ways to remember your senior year is a photo shoot outside of the norm of the high school cap and gown. Your photos should capture exactly who you are and what your passionate about. Below are some ways to help create your photo shoot.
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​1. Find a date where you are available for a majority of the day. You don't want to be rushed through any part of the process - including your own time packing and getting ready.
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2. Figure out if you want friends and/or family involved. It can make the day a lot more fun! 
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3. Find a place that well represents your personality and what you are passionate about. For example, a friend and I went down to South Street in Philadelphia to Fabric Row because of our love for the fashion industry.
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4. Pick out clothes that represent your style well. Every one has more than one style, and side to their personalities and ambitions, so try to mix things up.
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5. Decide if props and accessories are necessary. A well styled outfit always needs a good purse and sunglasses to go with in my mind. If your hobby or profession involves props, or you play sports that include a unique piece or a musical instrument - definitely bring them!
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While these are only a few tips, make sure that your photo shoot best represents you and who you are. Looking back at these photos, you will remember the places you spent your time and who you were with and you want it to capture your senior year to the best of your abilities.
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Your senior pictures should most definitely say everything about who you are at this stage in your life. Don't be ordinary - let your true shelf shine! 
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Extra bonus tip - we have to do our cap and gowns the summer before our senior year, but make sure you include YOUR cap and gown, with your tassel, diploma, cords and anything else at the end of the year for a little bonus shoot. It's finally time to really celebrate your accomplishments!
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10 Fun Things to Do this Summer

7/3/2018

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By Paige Ross

v  Go to the beach with friends
v  Go to an amusement park
v  Go to a carnival
v  Walk on the boardwalk
v  Swim in a pool
v  Have a sleepover with friends
v  Go on a road trip/travel
v  Go shopping with friends (the mall)
v  Play outside
v  Take cute pictures
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The History of Methodism

7/1/2018

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By Amanda Wisner

With countless religions being celebrated by their own beliefs and believers, in our world, these religions are usually drawn back to the first three majors: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Within these branches are variations of each different belief system, there are the bigger, more popular religions, and the more humble, merely recognized religions. One of these only somewhat common religions is Methodism.
 
  • John Wesley and the ‘Methodists’
         
          Methodism in the United States goes as far back as 1736, even if the Methodist church wasn’t founded until 1968. It all began with John and Charles Wesley, when they had disagreed with the Church of England’s beliefs. Because of this, John Wesley had began to preach in the streets, while Charles had gone onto write more than six thousand hymns, (Which a handful are still found in modern worship) and was one of the founding fathers of the Methodist denomination. However, before John began preaching, he had, one day, decided to tune into a preaching in the streets. After the sermon, John said; "In the evening, I went very unwillingly to a society in Aldersgate Street, where one was reading (Martin) Luther's preface to the Epistle to the Romans. About a quarter before nine, while he was describing the change which God works in the heart through faith in Christ, I felt my heart strangely warmed. I felt I did trust in Christ, Christ alone for salvation, and an assurance was given me that he had taken away my sins, even mine, and saved me from the law of sin and death." Meanwhile, George Whitefield, another former member of the “holy club”, had been a successful preacher around Bristol. So many people had come to Whitefield for help, he had pleaded help from John, who accepted the position with hesitation. Sooner or later, John had began preaching in the streets himself as he warmed to the ways of Whitefield’s preaching.
          After John had been preaching for some time, he had been given control of the movement due to his organization skills. However, Whitefield was a firm Calvinist, whereas Wesley did not fully understand this belief. With the movement, Wesley argued that “Christians could enjoy entire sanctification in this life: loving God and their neighbors, meekness and lowliness of heart, abstaining from all appearance of evil, and doing all for the glory of God.”
          The addition of John to the group of preachers had brought impact to more people, as he had been listened to by people, and had gained followers. However, when a person or cause gains a following group, there’s always at least one or two people that hold heresy (The obvious hatred of a religion shown through protestant actions) against the group, and John and his group weren’t special selections. Critics of the teachings John and the group spread had nicknamed the believers ‘Methodists’, (Yet this label was worn proudly) and the heretics had gone even further, as Methodists were frequently met with violence as paid protesters had broken up these meetings, and even had gone far enough to threaten Wesley’s life.
          Even when John had scheduled his meetings as to not interfere with local Anglican services, the bishop of Bristol had objected to John’s meetings. Leaving the response “The world is my parish”, (In which this phrase later became a common slogan in the Methodist church) John had eventually traveled over 4,000 miles annually, preaching some 40,000 sermons in his years of ministry.
          Few Anglican priests had joined the Methodists, yet John held onto the majority of the preaching, along with other tasks that needed to be taken care of. Keeping these responsibilities in line, John had also organized the Methodists into “connections” and “circuits”, which were all under the power of one “superintendent”. Along with periodic meetings, “annual conferences” were held, to worship and make sure all organizations were in order. Eventually, in 1787, John was required to register the lay preachers as non-Anglicans, and had ordained two lay preachers, and Thomas Coke as superintendent. Even if Methodism was moved out of the Church of England, John Wesley had remained Anglican until his death.
 
  • Growing Up in the United Methodist Church
 
          After learning about historic Methodism, there are many questions that still waver around in my mind, and these questions are the “What if’s” and others along similar lines. Along with (Extremely briefly) learning about Methodism in school, I actually have learned about John Wesley and the Methodists in church. (Through confirmation class) It’s very interesting to learn about your own religion, whether it be through school, church, or even one’s own curiosity.
          Growing up, I had not attended church regularly, yet I had occasionally gone to Sunday school at 9:30 AM, while my parents went to mass. We had been extremely busy during my childhood, yet now, I enjoy church, as there’s more available at church as people get older. I have been attending Lehman Memorial United Methodist Church (In Hatboro, PA) all of my life, and it is truly a beautiful church, both spiritually and architecturally. With an attempt of not boasting about my religion, I will touch on this briefly.  
          Being a Methodist means several things to many people, whether some find Methodists offensive to them, or others absolutely love Methodists. There are many loopholes to these emotions, as they could be anything. I personally love how (At least in Lehman) everyone can easily get along, as no discrimination exists in the Methodist beliefs I was raised with, as well as everyone being extremely humble, and not shoving their religion into each other’s faces (Like some people assume) and it’s overall a very peaceful and understanding religion.
 
  • Numbers and Summary
          After Methodism being around for about fifty years, nearly 30 million people have/do still follow the denomination, through their own choice, along with being born into a Methodist church could be possible influences to these people. However, when Wesley died, he had 294 preachers, 71,668 British followers, 19 missionaries, and 43,265 American followers, with 198 preachers. After all of Wesley’s work, many people had supported him then, and support his beliefs still today.
          With a quick wrap-up, we can recall Wesley’s work to go against the Church of England, and had payed off by creating the Methodist denomination, and now to see how John’s contributions affect our society today is pretty neat if you ask me. Overall, Methodism has come a long way, from John Wesley and the Methodists to our Methodists today.
 
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