Ten-year-old Yuta Ito waited until the annual Golden Week holiday last spring to tell his parents how he was feeling - on a family day out he confessed that he no longer wanted to go to school.
For months he had been attending his primary school with great reluctance, often refusing to go at all. He was being bullied and kept fighting with his classmates.
His parents then had three choices: get Yuta to attend school counselling in the hope things would improve, home-school him, or send him to a free school. They chose the last option.
Now Yuta spends his school days doing whatever he wants - and he’s much happier.
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So interesting to muse at the conversation between the lines and on the lines in a lot of these critics’ pieces in 1924.
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For a specialised value of “interesting”.
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That was truly a Wonderful Thing.
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Just look at it.
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It’s been done:
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I’m disappointed in HST. oh well.
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I’m not going to follow that link. I might be too sympathetic to it.
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Hmmm? Inside job/insurance fraud, do you suppose?
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A story of the Bronze Age Collapse:
Thought to be somewhat fictionalized from the centuries after.
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Fucking A!
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