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A laptop covered in stickers

A laptop covered in stickers

A ripped out doodle from submitter's high school chemistry class.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history:
This is a piece from high school chemistry notes that was kept for posterity. It is a visual association of a…

Phishing is the fraudulent practice of sending emails or other messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to obtain information or cause certain actions of individuals. This artifact emphasizes the phrase, "Don't believe everything…

This artifacts is a pin attached to Mishalynn Brown's backpack. It takes a comedic approach to self-love and the acknowledgement of racial tensions.

In this artifact, the creator, Lindsay Destine, connected the passage to a more modern term now used instead of 'Ebonics'.

In this artifact, the unknown author writes a question about the underlined text in the margin. The author seems to be confused with the use of the phrase 'women's auxiliary.

In this artifact, the unknown author summarizes a specific paragraph in the margin so they can better understand it. The textbook is The Rhetorical Tradition by Patricia Bizzell and Bruce Herzberg.

In this artifact, Lindsay Destine writes down the advice she's given after her meeting with her academic adviser.

This artifact is Lindsay Destine's tentative schedule for her senior year in high school. Everything is written in all caps and instead of bullets, she employs the use of stars instead.