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		<h1>Andrew Yu's School Stuff</h1>
		<p>Hi.  This page is only for those at my school.  Some of these are just my reminders.</p>
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		<a href="stugov-proposals.html">My Student Government Proposals</a>
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		<a href="stugov-campaign.html">My Student Government Campaign</a>
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		I understand that gossip is a natural part of life at high school, but please don't go too far with that.  Especially for gossip that's unevidenced/unevidented and ``let's just say that and look at people's reactions'': honestly these are meaningless.  Remember the ``no-harm principle''?  <em>Excessive gossip twists normal friendships and make them awkward, distorted, and unnatural.</em>  In some sense it has became, hopefully unintentionally, a social way to discourage friendship, communication and, I guess, compassion between individuals of different genders.  Conclusively: Excessive gossip should be avoided.
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			<li><a href="cardiology.html">Cardiology introduction</a>, not constantly updated.  Poke me if you want an updated version.</li>
			<li>Math homework, there really isn't much.  Yes, there are 15 pages, but they are really easy.  (If you find it hard, please ask your teacher for some extra time with you to work these out&mdash;we're doing the basics of the basics here.)</li>
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