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The Lit-virus

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"I couldn't understand what was happening until it happened to me"
                                                                                           -subject 317(student)
"I could here the gasps as i did what i haven't done before" 
                                                                                           - subject 13(student)
"i recall being nervous as he handed me the slip"
                                                                                            - subject 100(head cheerleader)
"They looked at me in shock and then to my hand even i couldn't believe it"
                                                                                             -subject 50 (varsity foot ball player)
"i watched as my fellow students changed, even i did the same"
                                                                                              -subject 417 (principle)
"I stuttered simply muttering a thanks and shoved it in my bag"
                                                                                              - subject 5.0 (student)
"it's revolutionary, for the first time we stand a high chance of the whole senior year graduating!"
                                                                                              - subject 420(super independent)
"We are calling it the Lit-virus" 
                                                    -subject 800 (local news reporter)All Rights Reserved

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