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Christina. “Tennessee Teen Who Enjoyed Bucket List Prom Dies.” abcnews. abcnews, 29 Mar. 2013. Web. 23 Oct. 2013

The article focuses on the story of a teenager who had bone cancer, fighting for time to get her bucket list done before the end of her life. Her story brought a huge impact over her country, gained attention of internet users and celebrities. Support was gathered from her family and friends, to her schoolmates and even strangers. Donations were set up in a desire to cover the expenses used to achieve her wishes. No one knows if her list was eventually completed, but it made “a bucket list” a matter of concern in their lives to the people who knew the story.(Cheryl)

Asher. “Dying Alice's bucket list inspires global outpouring of internet love.” The Sydney Morning Herald. Fairfax Media, 10 June 2013. Web. 23 Oct. 2013. <
The reporter wrote about a girl with incurable cancer whose blog awakened the world. It is told that the optimistic girl started a blog to share her remaining days with her friends and family without knowing how great was the inspiration she made to everyone who read it. The bucket list posted on her blog was all about simple wishes of a girl and encouragements with good intentions. One hand, her kind heart yet worrying situation caught the hearts of people including British Prime Minister. On the other hand, the issue reminds the society the good side of the online world.(Cheryl)

Christina. “Tennessee Teen Who Enjoyed Bucket List Prom Dies.” abcnews. abcnews, 29 Mar. 2013. Web. 23 Oct. 2013

The article focuses on the story of a teenager who had bone cancer, fighting for time to get her bucket list done before the end of her life. Her story brought a huge impact over her country, gained attention of internet users and celebrities. Support was gathered from her family and friends, to her schoolmates and even strangers. Donations were set up in a desire to cover the expenses used to achieve her wishes. No one knows if

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