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High School Freshman Research Paper
Roger
Casanova
 Per.
2
 High
School
Freshmen
 
 
 Some
of
the
ways
to
prevent
high
school
students
from
making
mistakes
like
 peer
pressure,
gangs,
and
ditching
classes.
Most
high
school
students
give
in
to
all
 the
negative
things
there
is
in
high
school.
 There
are
a
lot
of
things
that
could
happen
to
upcoming
high
school
freshmen
 if
they
don’t
take
it
serious.
They
could
slip
into
gangs,
violence,
and
bad
grades.
 High
school
could
be
great
experience
or
something
that
could
change
your
life.
A
lot
 of
people
let
high
school
control
their
life
in
a
really
bad
way.
 Gangs
are
the
worse
things
about
high
school
in
my
opinion.
People
that
fall
 into
gangs
in
high
schools
often
get
into
a
lot
of
fights,
never
show
up
to
class,
and
 hang
out
with
the
wrong
people.
The
risks
of
being
in
gangs
is
getting
killed
or
being

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