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Date: Thu, 30 Sep
From: "lena V"

I've switched schools five times in my school career.  The most difficult and biggest change was from an all-girl's private school where we had to wear uniforms, to a public school.  The classes were larger, the teachers were less formal, and everybody got to wear whatever they wanted.  I had to learn how to behave in class and change my perceptions of my new world.

Everybody was more easygoing, but it was hard to make friends.  How very paradoxal!  I changed my personality in some ways and thus altered how I interacted and thought.  Public school really opened my eyes as to what the real world was like, and I was able to cope with bigger problems once I toughened up.  I perpetuated culture by telling my friends what it was really like in an all-girl's private school.  They learned first-hand, and were not blinded by the garbled trash that normally portrays private schools.

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