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Why Is Ms. Narwin Wrong
Ms. Narwin, the most controversial woman on the news at this time. Is she good? Is she bad? If you consider the following, that the article is one-sided, that it technically was the rules, and that she had the support of all the students other than Philip, it is clear that Ms. Narwin is not in the wrong.

So why should anyone trust the grumpy old English teacher, Ms. Narwin? First of all, the people who stop and consider how the article is written realize that the article is completely one-sided. There's absolutely no support for her. And while she may not have shown good judgement, it technically was the rules. And if she was truly in the wrong, why would all the other students support her? Surely they would come to hate her for her ¨unfairness¨
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