A Brief History of All Things Us

It all started with a dream. The dream of a doe-eyed, baby faced adolescent boy who aspired to one day share his love of all things hairy with the world through a mediocre mustache based magazine. One etymology project, four staff members, and five days later, Handlebar Magazine was born. So sit back and shave your worries for later. It's time for the hairy truth.

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Middle School


People say high school is hell. But at least when you get there you know who your friends are, what kind of classes you’ll take, and you’re through puberty. In middle school, you may know 1/10 of the students, you’re classes are either boring or too difficult, and your body is in the midst of evolving. In Middle School, a podcast entry by This American Life, Ira Glass discusses why the formative years are so difficult while attending school. He interviews middle school students, teachers, and people who have studied on the subject matter, with a wide range of responses. He discusses dances, bullies, and the first time students realize the opposite gender may not have cooties. 

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