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Young people often start smoking in their teens due to peer pressure and a lack of understanding of the health risks and addictive nature of smoking. They may think they can try it occasionally without issues. Long-term smoking can lead to various cancers like lung, lip, and tongue cancer as well as other health problems like asthma. In conclusion, smoking is a waste of time and life even if only done occasionally and the health risks make it not worth starting.
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This term, students will study five different genres of creative writing by reading examples and learning writing techniques. They will then apply these skills by writing one piece in each genre, which will be collected in a portfolio. At the end of the term, the five pieces will be assessed based on their ideas, style, structure, and control of writing.
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The 2008 Tamaki College yearbook celebrates the graduating class coming together throughout their school years. It reflects on sharing struggles and finding strength in unity, as well as looking forward to moving on from school to pursue their dreams and make positive impacts in the world. The yearbook concludes by calling everyone to continue having fun together as a community.
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This document outlines the core values of an organization which include excellence, commitment, participation, motivation, success, thinking, aroha, wairua, integrity, self-management, sustainability, and respect.
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Students from Tamaki College have been participating in the Liggins Institute Student-Scientist Mentor Scheme, where they conduct scientific research projects linked to the curriculum under the guidance of scientist mentors. The students presented their findings to families and explored issues of diabetes and obesity. Tamaki College also offers several scholarships including those for academic excellence, leadership, and Pacific Island students to attend the Auckland University of Technology. The document provides information on various scholarship opportunities available to Tamaki College students at different universities.
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Johnny Cade is the second youngest member of a gang called the Greasers. He has an abusive father and neglectful mother, so the gang is like his only family. Johnny carries a blade for protection after being badly jumped by a rival gang. He is quiet but kind-hearted. In the story, Johnny dies from injuries sustained after rescuing children from a burning church.
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