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I Want To Be Allowed In School

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I wish to be let in the compound the government has created. What makes me different from others is that I am a boy scout and have several merit badges that I have completed that teaches skills and on top of all of that, I don 't get in trouble on purpose. Not many boy scouts become eagle scouts; however, I am trying to get eagle which is the highest rank you can get. Boy Scouts teaches you how to be a leader and how to survive. It teaches you things that carry out through your life. A study by Harris Interactive found that 83% of men that were once in boy scouts agree that the values they learned from scouting are still very important to them today. That same percentage say they have been in real life situations where having been a scout has

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