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Katie commented on the post, Safety Pins
Christy,
I agree with your post. I think the safety pin idea is a great way to get the conversation going about the problems in our country, but it’s not going to fix or change anything. I am not against the safety pin, but like you said, we to do a lot more than just pin something on our jacket. -
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This research focuses on different types of running shoes. Many articles, experiments, and statistics were examined to determine whether maximalist or minimalist running shoes are better for preventing injury and
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Katie commented on the post, Brand Addiction
Ben,
I think the topic you have chosen is very relatable. I am also interested in the reason behind our “brand addiction”. -
Katie commented on the post, I am So Sorry
I really like your poem, it’s very comical. I think most teens can relate to this. Nice job!
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I really liked your question and the research you have gathered so far. I thought it was really interesting to see if a maximalist or minimalist shoe would be better for you in the long run. It makes a lot of sense that the minimalist shoe would prevent injury and help maximize your training.