Vol. 2

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Vol. 2
Issue No. 4
E d i t o r i a l
The Wizard of Oz
By Jesús López
I have been honored this year to play the powerful
Wizard in the school’s play the Wizard of Oz, and
even though the journey has been tiresome, the result is more than gratifying. This is an invitation to
all of our readers to attend the play this 28th, 29nth,
and 30th of March. The play is extremely entertaining, more than I thought it had the potential to be;
not only does it consist of incredibly powerful singing from our talented choir and energetic dancing,
but the play also includes many jokes and special
effects during some of the most animated numbers.
Personally I believe that the scene of the evil witch
will catch the audience by surprise...spoiling surprises is not my thing.
THE STAFF
Pedro Chavarria - CHIEF DESIGNER
Lorena Garrido - NEWS EDITOR
Jesús López - MANAGING EDITOR
Erick García - CREATIVE WRITER
Karla Medina - HUMAN RESOURCES
Amauri Romero & Luis Sagui - REPORTERS
Juan Carlos Leyva - SPORTS EDITOR
Oscar Rodriguez - JOURNALIST
All of our team has put a lot of strain into making the
play the best one yet! Having worked all this time
with my amazingly talented vocal teacher has helJessica Mora - JOURNALIST
ped me learn what my team of singers and I are
actually capable of. I am very proud of us all, and it
would mean a lot for me for our readers to come and Tongue Twister
hear us sing what we’ve been preparing for months.
I wish to wish the wish
I hope to see you all there!
you wish to wish, but if
you wish the wish the
witch wishes, I won't wish
the wish you wish to wish.
Contact Us:
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INDEX
C O O L T U R E
5
7
11
The Parisian Pœt of
Painting
Mother Nature
Dr. Seuss
T U N E
U P
15 Trova
17 Nu Era, Nu Metal
R U N , H I T, S C O R E
21 Adéau Capitán
MISCELLANEOUS
25
27
29
32
Give Them a Brake
I’ve Been Wondering
Some Weird Phobias
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The Parisian Poet
of Painting
By Oscar Rodriguez
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Throughout the world, there are unknown artists
His life was simple, humble and with very few
that are better than the ones we hear about the
friends. In his last year of life, he was awarded with
whole time as in the case of Edgar Degas, Hen-
the Prix Antoine-Quinson. He died on November
ri-Edmond Cross or Édouard Cortès. The last one
28, 1969, his hometown.
of my personal favorites; he was a post-impressionist painter who liked to paint mostly France
Some of his paintings were stolen in 1988 in Cali-
cityscapes; night and weather settings were the
fornia, at the Simic Gallery. Four of those paintings
main topic.
were found in the year 2000 in Montana. Later in
He was born on August 8, 1892 in Lagny-sur-Mar-
2008, one of his paintings was found as a do-
ne, about 20 miles from Paris. Paint ran through
nation at a Goodwill Industries at Maryland. The
his veins, his father painted for the Spanish Royal
discovery was made by the manager, who found
Court. Édouard married Fernande Joyeuse in
that the painting was signed original and later was
1914 and had a daughter two years later. His wife
auctioned at $40,600 dollars in Sotheby’s.
passed away in 1918, and then Édouard married his
sister-in-law, Lucienne Joyeuse.
Most artists remain unknown, not because they
can’t afford to exhibit their artworks but because
He began studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in
the audience only sees the things they are told
to see. We say Picasso and we only remember
artworks and gained recognition. He was very
his name, not the ones behind him or the ones
independent and liked to tell the world about that.
next to him. We don’t want to go beyond the big
There was once a reporter who asked him if he
names, just because he was hated or something.
was a student of Luigi Loir, he then stated: “Non,
So reader, go and discover the artists that you’ve
elève de lui tout seul.” (“No, a student of myself
never heard of before, you might get a surprise.
after this, his recognition as an artist grew along
with his success.
French Infantry when he was 32 years old. Wounded by a bayonet, he was taken to the military
hospital and awarded the Croix de Guerre. Since
his superiors noticed his artistic talent in painting,
he was reassigned to sketch enemy positions. He
refused the Légion d’Honneur and was mobilized
in 1919.
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MOTHER NATURE:
UNSTOPPABLE FORCES
By Karla Medina
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CO O LT U R E
Have you ever thought that in
only one minute everything that
you have can be destroyed?
Mother Nature has the power to
take away all your belongings
in just seconds
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everything that you have worked
accidents caused by large concen-
ter of all time: The Black Death. The
for: your house, your cars, your
trations of people.
casualties of this epidemic disaster
appliances and even your relatives.
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is estimated between 70-120 million,
Regrettably, there are many people
To remember events like these is
all those deaths in only a two-year
who are still ignoring the recommen-
never nice, but we have to realize
period.
dations given by authorities, costing
the magnitude of them to unders-
many lives.
tand that we face danger in almost
There is not a thing that can stop
every area we live in. The 85’earth-
these disasters but there are many
It is considered a natural disaster
quake in Mexico City is a big example
ways to prevent them. Unfortunately,
when elements of nature cause big
of a natural disaster that marked
there are people who prefer to igno-
damages in properties, services and
our country. This land movement
re the advice and protect their belon-
ecology, or human deaths. There are
registered an 8.1 in the Richter scale
gings. Fortunately for us, Chihuahua is
partially destroyed the city, thousands
not a big natural disaster area; maybe
geological phenomenon involves
of buildings fell, many people were
some occasional drought seasons,
the movements of the materials
hurt, and many died. States such as
but for the moment we are safe. If
inside the earth or in its surface. This
Michoacán, Guerrero, Colima and
includes: earthquakes, tsunamis, and
Jalisco were affected too, reporting
side a natural disaster alert, we must
volcanic eruptions. The second type
at least 50 deaths and many material
follow the expert’s advice and go
is known as hydro meteorological; as
damages.
where we can to protect ourselves
the word says it refers mainly to wa-
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from Mother Nature’s power. Despite
Other famous natural disasters throu-
all I mentioned, Mother Nature is not
and snow, but it also covers droughts
ghout history are: The Mount Vesu-
bad, its actually pretty amazing.
and tornados.
vius eruption in the year ’79, which
led to the burying and destruction of
Natural disasters caused by chemicals
the Roman cities Pompeii and Her-
such as explosions, mass poisonings,
culaneum. The Chernobyl disaster is
spill of pollutants and harmful subs-
inside the worst chemical disasters
tances in water are known as chemi-
because of its massive explosion
cal disasters. Health natural disasters
and the entire radioactivity liberated
are those that present epidemic,
throughout the whole U.R.S.S, Asia
endemic or pandemic attacks. In last
and part of Europe. Thir ty people
place we have the natural disas-
lost their lives; vegetation and animals
ters known as socio-organizational
were also seriously affected. Finally,
problems that are no more than the
the most devastating natural disas-
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The Mount Vesuvius eruption led to the
burying and destruction of the Roman
cities Pompeii and Herculaneum.
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He might not be well known here in Mexico and perhaps you are wondering why a
child would read books by a man named
Dr. Seuss. Well, the thing is, Dr. Seuss is one
By Lorena Garrido
of the most successful children’s writers in
history. He is an idol for every American.
Growing up in the U.S made me enter the reading world at a very young age.
The reading culture there is very important and everyone reads all the time.
Every school had a library and I can tell you that it was one of our favorite places
to go to. Reading time meant getting lost in piles of books and books. And for
every young child, there was an only favorite author; Dr. Seuss.
where he met his wife Helen Palmer. When
he came back to the U.S, he pursued a
Theodor Seuss Geisel, or as we know him,
career as a cartoonist. He contributed to
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many magazines and had his big break in
children´s literature when he was offered
he was a teenager and attended Dart-
to do the drawings for a children´s saying
mouth College, where he became editorin-chief of the Jack-O-Lantern, Dartmouth’s
Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street” pu-
humor magazine. As any college student,
blished. But not before it was rejected 27
Ted threw a party on campus and was dis-
times before.
covered by the Dean, who as a punishment
took Ted out of the magazine. Theodor did
not let this affect him and still sent in work
but signed it with the pseudonym “Seuss”.
Ted left for England and toured Europe
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Here is a list of some of the books:
If we talk about the most famous books
Cat in the Hat. This books came about
House (educational and trade publishers
Seuss died on September 24, 1991, and
“Unless someone like you ca-
by this time, he had written and illustrated
res a whole awful lot, nothing
more than 44 children’s books. They have
is going to get better. It’s not.”
been translated into more than 15 langua-
– The Lorax
ges.
Dr. Seuss has many famous quotes that I
• Green Eggs and Ham
“So be sure when you step, Step
• Horton Hears a Who!
“new-reader” vocabulary words. This
was because they were seeing that children were not reading enough because
“Don’t cry because it’s over, smile be-
with care and great tact. And
the stories they had were boring and di-
cause it happened.”
remember that life’s A Great
Balancing Act. And will you suc-
career blast off.
“A person’s a person, no matter how
ceed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98
small”
and ¾ percent guaranteed) Kid,
Another popular book by Seuss is Green
Eggs and Ham. The story behind this
you’ll move mountains.” - Oh,
“You have brains in your head. You
The Places You’ll Go!
have feet in your shœs. You can steer
yourself in any direction you choose.
“Be who you are and say what
You’re on your own, and you know
you feel, because those who
what you know. And you are the guy
mind don’t matter and those
are, be, boat, box, car, could, dark, do,
who’ll decide where to go.” - Oh, the
who matter don’t mind.”
eat, eggs, fox, goat, good, green, ham,
Places You’ll Go!
or less. He accomplished it using these
here, house, I, if, in, let, like, may, me,
mouse, not, on, or, rain, Sam, say, see, so,
“The more that you read, the more
thank, that, the, them, there, they, train,
things you will know. The more that
tree, try, will, with, would, you.
you learn, the more places you’ll go.” –
I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!
Dr. Seuss’s style is characterized by the
simple yet meaningful words he uses.
Sentences that aren’t really full ideas but
that rhyme and make you have a great
time reading them.
• The Cat in the Hat
born to stand out?”
in the United States) asked Seuss to write
and illustrate a children’s book using 225
• The Lorax
• Oh, The Places You’ll Go
• How the Grinch Stole
Christmas!
• One Fish Two Fish Red Fish
Blue Fish
• Mr. Brown can Moo! Can
You?
• Dr. Seuss’s ABC
• Fox in Socks
• There’s a Wocket in My
Pocket!
• If I Ran the Zoo
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TUNE UP
trova
MY LITTLE ROMANTIC OBSESSION
By Erick García
Trova started in Cuba, in the 19th century,
when singers called Trovadores moved
around Oriente, especially Santiago de
Cuba, singing and playing classical guitars
to earn a living.
About the Trovadores:
To be considered as so, you must ALWAYS:
-Accompany yourself with a guitar (this
leaves out piano players, sorry)
-Sing songs that you or people like you
write.
-Deal pœtically with the song.
About their songs:
Present Day Interpreters:
They went from politics to love, how
There’s no better way to understand the real essence of a
about that?
type of music than to actually listen to it. So please, give me
Originally, trovas were positioned amidst
the chance to recommend some good Trova songs for
the context of political phenomena, “la
you to listen to:
voz del pueblo” or the voice of the peo-
No Te Cambio - Alejandro Filio.
Quien Fuera - Silvio Rodríguez.
Ojalá - Silvio Rodriguez.
Sin Tu Latido - Luis Eduardo
Aute Or Fernando Delgadillos
Version.
No Me Pidas Ser Tu Amigo - Fer- Un Hombre Nuevo - Federico
Wolff.
nando Delgadillo.
ple. But with the Nueva Trova, originated
after the Cuban Revolution (1959), they
evolved into several branches, including
mostly ballads sung by some very romantic folks who were in charge of writing
the most popular songs of the new era:
Trova Genre.
This genre developed only in Spanish, but
the feeling behind its songs is universal.
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Te Amaré - Silvio Rodríguez.
Hoy Ten Miedo De Mi - Fernando
Delgadillo.
El Breve Espacio En Que No
Estás - Pablo Milanés and Silvio Brazos De Sol - Alejandro Filio.
Rodriguez.
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TUNE UP
TUNE UP
NU ERA
NU METAL
By Oscar Rodriguez
This type of metal is recognized by
the use of different styles like rap, folk,
electronic, grunge, funk, industrial and
so on.
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TUNE UP
TUNE UP
The boom of this metal was during mid 90’s
taken too seriously and have had unfortu-
and early 2000’s. The decrease of the popu-
nate casualties. Such lyrics are sang practi-
larity of such bands was mostly because of
cally screaming, some were like declaiming
their members splitting-up, trying new styles,
a pœm, and others don’t even have words,
just guttural sounds.
gœs on. Nu Metal has been growing these
past few years, mainly since some bands
Instruments are pretty much the same as in
have reunited, and tried again with this genre.
rock: guitar, drums, bass-guitar and obviously singer. Exceptions are made during
Rhythms, lyrics, and instruments vary a lot.
As I previously mentioned, this genre mixes
with 5 string bass-guitars, percussions and
the styles and rhythms of grunge, funk and
DJ tables along with acoustic instruments
creates new ones by playing with them with
like Slipknot and Linkin Park; this era in music
the use of a synthesizer or a DJ table. Most
history is very innovative when it comes to
of the sounds were rather dark, dry as in
instruments. Also they create new ways to
austere and low in sound; bands like KoRn,
play them, the bass-guitar and the percus-
Slipknot, Deftones use these sounds.
sions usage has grown.
Lyrics vary from hate messages to heretic
While Nu Metal is dying for some but for
statements; they love to use pœtic images,
others it is only the beginning. The dead of
metaphors that help the listener, to imagine
alternative led to the start of Neidermeyer’s
the scenario, feelings or thoughts that the
Mind, Adrenaline, Mate Feed Kill Repeat,
singer is showing. Some of those images are
Lateralus and Hybrid Theory. Nu Metal is
considered both one of the most and least
“Most of the sounds
were rather dark,
dry as in austere
and low in sound”.
important eras in music history, apart from
the lamest and coolest genre. Please don’t
let this genre die. These musicians are creative, bold and innovative. So give this genre
a chance, you might even like it and start
head-banging.
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Some of the most important bands are:
KoRn
Deftones
Slipknot
P.O.D.
Tool
System of a Down
Drowning Pool
Cypress Hill
Papa Roach
Linkin Park
Godsmack
Limp Bizkit
Static-X
Breaking Benjamin
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R U N , H I T, S CO R E
Adéu
Capitán
F.C. Barcelona is for sure the best soccer team in the world, playing with
amazing skills, dedication, and passion for the game. During the last 20
By Luis Sagüi
ter 20 years of playing with Barça, has
announced he is leaving the team at
the end of the season.
years, the team has been growing at
an amazing speed and it has become one of the most famous teams
in the world. Due to its controversial
and really successful procurements,
F.C. Barcelona is always an important point around the soccer world.
Nowadays it has the best players on
earth, but what happens when a big
star leaves the team? Carles Puyol i
Saforcada, better known as Puyol, af-
Who is Puyol? Spanish-born defense
whose one and only team has been
F.C. Barcelona, is considered one of
the best players of his position due
to his skills, effort, dedication and
keep-going-on mentality. In the 95-96
season, he arrived to the basic forces or “second team” of Barcelona
macho considered that Carles had
an amazing connection with the ball
and he did not allow the other teams’
forwards to score, so he listed to him
on the Spanish national soccer team.
He had the opportunity to play three
World Cups: Korea & Japan, German
and South Africa, the last one is one
that he will always remember becauagainst Germany.
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Unfortunately for F.C. Barcelona and the
did not deny it either. “I am not leaving un-
National Spanish soccer team, he has just
til June 30; I will help my team and will not
announced he is going to take a rest at
give up at any moment. We (F.C. Barcelona)
the end of this season. Even though he has
must achieve both, BBVA League and UEFA
an actual contract until summer of 2016, his
Champions League championship, so we can
club’s directors allow him to take a time to
prove that the best soccer team in the entire
prepare himself mentally and physically for
world is here, in Spain, the actual contest has
whenever he feels ready to come back.
“After the two risky knee surgeries I had, it
what is necessary to succeed.”
I had demanded for myself” said the F.C.
“At the end of the season, I would like to
Barcelona captain. This inability to reach his
make a news conference in which I am
full performance was the main reason that
going to answer all the questions you might
led Carles to make this decision.
have.” For sure the most asked question will
be about the FIFA World Cup and his possi-
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The only thing that is a fact is that he is lea-
ble appearance on it. The day when Carles
ving, but what is going to come next in his
Puyol decides to retire, international soccer
career as a soccer player is still unknown;
is going to say goodbye to one of the best
he did not say anything about if his career
defenses in the last 20 years or throughout
would come to an end, but then again, he
history. Adéu Capitán.
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MISCELL ANEOUS
MISCELL ANEOUS
It is shown in many ways that the “ideal” type of a family is mom, dad and children. It is
pretty amazing having a dad to tell us to keep going and that we girls are princesses and
that boys are herœs; it is amazing to have a mom that tells girls how pretty they are and
how boys are growing up so fast, both of them tucking you into bed at night, and kissing
you good night… it is not always like that. Some of us have and live under what society
calls “single parents.”
Some people, like me, have only one parent. In this case, it dœs not matter if it is mom or
dad; they make a great effort raising you. Moms are usually the caring, tender-loving part
of the parenthood, while dad is the stronger authority who generally keeps control of the
house and in some cases he is the only economic support. What happens when you live
with only one of them? They have to make a dual role play, responsibility doubles, and
they still have to try not to make you feel empty.
An advice for all the people with just one parent; give them a break because they are
doing their best. Think that sometimes, they also miss the other person just like you; think
that economically, they have no other support but themselves AND also think that they
need to support you and your needs, so they can’t always please you with new clothes,
videogames or dresses. Furthermore, there will be even times in which they won’t be
home that much because they are working really hard to get bread and milk to your table.
Also, think that they are not overreacting when it comes to protecting you; you are their
family and they will always be worried about you, your future and your present. They are
doing it all for you.
As a daughter of a single mom (it wasn’t always like that, but I lost my dad at a very
young age), I’ve learned to keep up with her, to be patient and to understand how hard
school needs, food, shelter... and sometimes as teenagers, we don’t really see that, we
BRAKE
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Do not feel weird or bad if you are part of a family with a single parent, many people are
in the same situation. Instead of feeling lonely or embarrassed, feel lucky to have a parent
out there working hard for you. Feel blessed and thankful and when you feel your mom
By Karla Medina
GIVE
THEM A
must learn to appreciate it.
or dad is all over you, just give them a break: they are doing their best.
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MISCELL ANEOUS
I’ve been Wondering
By Karla Medina
I have been wondering. I have been wondering about love. I have been wondering
about what love means at this age. I have been wondering about what this age means.
I have been wondering a lot lately.
kids; I have seen couples with problems; but they all have something in common: a
reason.
Couples are so different from each other but they all have a reason for being together;
it might be money, sadness, low self-esteem, and on rare occasions, the reason is love.
re time with, share joys and sadness, but at this age, what do we look for in a partner?
Are we looking for love or is it just company? We are looking for someone who un-
most of the times, we cannot listen when that someone has the same need; we are
looking for someone to share joy with and a shoulder to cry on during bad times, yet
we are not able to appreciate their happiness nor have the patience to be there in their
bad times. What are is it that we want?
You need to know that a relationship is based on giving and receiving: if you need advice,
you can expect advice AND also, be prepared if your help is needed in the future; if you
need support, you can expect support, just like you will need to be supportive later on;
if you need laughter, you can expect joy and also give joy; if you need love, expect it
and be willing to give it back.
I have been wondering what happens when that special relationship ends and your heart
is broken.
I have seen my friends cry, I have seen my cousins cry, I have seen many people cry
over love, claiming their heart has been broken. I still wonder how it works. I have always
thought that a broken heart is better than an untouched one. It will be all ugly and covered with patches, but at least it has experienced love. It has learned to carry on, and
every single scar in there means there was a time when you felt you could never pass
through that again. And here you are reading an essay by a very wondering girl.
I have been wondering a lot lately and I still have not received any answer from anyone,
nobody, not even from Google. But from all the wondering, I have learned several things:
that love is a verb more than a subject; that broken hearts are survivors and that maybe
I wonder too much.
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MISCELL ANEOUS
Some Weird Phobias
The Word phobia is a clinical term that expresses a type of anxiety disorder, it is
By Jessica Mora
Have you ever seen a beautiful girl and felt this horrible fear towards her? This
a constant fear of an object or a situation that may lead the victim to be sca-
is called caligynophobia, the fear to gorgeous girls, as well girls may suffer from
red of it, and constantly tries to avoid it. Living with fear means you can never
this phobia in their case is called androphobia. It depends on the type of per-
concentrate fully and give your best, loose opportunities and promotions that
son to develop the effects, is usually connected to a social phobia or a social
pass you by. I am currently reading some kind of weird phobias and I would like
anxiety disorder. Can be developed by the unconscious mind as a mechanism
to share with you guys.
of protection, an event linking beautiful girls, an emotional trauma, events in
movies or TV shows, or maybe seeing someone else experience a trauma.
with this type of fear but it dœsn’t change the fact of the devastating effects
this phobia can cause. This word takes root from the word “sesquipedalian”
right? I have had this feeling. From that moment on you are anxious and imme-
which means “long word.” Kids that are afraid of long words may suffer of
diately check if you have any missing calls or maybe new messages. Resear-
classroom anxiety, low test grades, and the kids that are unable to overcome
chers in the UK came out with a name for this fear: Nomophobia, which means
the fear of being out of mobile phone contact. The study found that about
58% of men and 47% of women suffer from this phobia, and an additional 9%
The next phobia is called Didaskaleinophobia, for those who are really scared
feel stressed when their mobile phones are off.
to go to school it is possible to have this phobia. The students that suffer from
Halloween, a dark celebration with pagan roots, has its origins in the folk rituals
this are always feeling an intense anxiety of attending classes every single day.
of the ancient Celts, who held a ceremony called Samhain in order to honor the
It can affect kids and teenagers, and sometimes is shown in adulthood. Children
harvest cycle. The fear of Halloween is known as samhainophobia, generally
who possess this phobia can be bullied, suffer from learning disability, have
develops due to religious principles. The ones that are affected by this fear,
academically pressure, constantly thinking something bad is going to happen
are frightened by the costumes and the loud sounds on the October. Any
to them at school, or maybe something may harm their parents or their loved
kind of reference may cause fear to darkness and trigger panic attacks. Other
ones while they are at school.
Halloween related fears are wiccaphobia (fear of witches), phasmophobia (of
ghosts) and coimetrophobia (of cemeteries).
This image shows a lotus seedpod. If your skin is crawling and itching when you
see it, you may have trypophobia. It is not recognized as a phobia, but thousands of people claim to be affected by this situation which involves the fear
The last but not least, is anatidæphobia, is an irrational fear of being watched
of objects with assymetrical small holes either created naturally or unnaturally.
by a duck, that’s right, a duck. No matter where you are or what you are doing
The researchers Arnold Wilkins and Geoff Cole discussed that is based on a
you’re constantly thinking a duck is watching you. In order to suffer this phobia
brain response that associates the shapes with danger.
you must experience a real life experience with a duck, most likely during child-
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MISCELL ANEOUS
you can make any phobia sound real if you used Greek terms for it.
Soft and sharp.
That is it for me, as well there are a lot more weird phobias but if I do talk about
every kind my article would become a constitution of phobias, my name is
Jessica Mora, I hope you do like my article.
My lips, chapped and faded,
But when collided,
They’re mostly softer,
And burning.
Is it a curse?
An enchantment?
Destined to be my eternal sorrow, to miss them?
You left me in winter,
You left me to die in spring,
Summer, I spent without you,
Fall came and no red leaves brought you,
Back to me.
Winter made me cold,
Spring made me sorrowful,
Forced me to look at the color of my passion,
Summer, burned with heat and depression,
But fall just made me lonely,
For the wind told me about you.
Your voice is carved into my conscience;
Your absence torments me,
For my skin learned the feel of yours.
Resentment painted you on my walls,
Faded to black, since you’ve gone.
White would kill me,
So I look at your image,
God, the devil, my angel, or just you, Belle.
R E D
By Erick García
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