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Thursday, 7 June 2018

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What hidden writing talent does the middle school at UWCSEA East have that we can show the world? This is the question we asked ourselves during the creation of Off Tangent. The stories, articles, drawings and photos in this magazine are the answer. We created this magazine because we wanted to show the world the creations of the middle school. When we write we share our thoughts, our lives and our emotions. When we draw or take photos we capture our world view.

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