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WTXF Teen Kids News August 26, 2017 - Vimarsana News

WTXF Teen Kids News August 26, 2017

Probably around a six. Like an eight. I would say probably a nine. I feel a level seven stress. I would say a seven. [amelia] how much stress do you often feel . 10. What causes your stress . Being put under the pressure to perform as expected and do the amount of schoolwork that were given, do the tests to the level that i wanna do them, like get all as, so, yeah, thats probably what causes most of my stress. I have High Expectations for myself and i really wanna reach them, and i get stressed out. I want everything to be right. Everything happens in my life, like school, going places. Its a ...

What Bridgerton gets wrong — and right — about classical music - Vimarsana News

What Bridgerton gets wrong — and right — about classical music

The pop-classical soundtrack to Netflix's hit series

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Battle to save Rule, Britannia at Last Night of the Proms wins key support - Vimarsana News

Battle to save Rule, Britannia at Last Night of the Proms wins key support

The Culture Secretary and her Labour opposite number have given the iconic song the thumbs-up

The Guardian view on patriotism and the Last Night of the Proms: time for a change - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on patriotism and the Last Night of the Proms: time for a change

For years, Rule, Britannia! has had a divisive presence in the festival. It should make way for other anthems of national identity

Letters: Prommers have good reason to be proud when they sing Rule, Britannia! - Vimarsana News

Letters: Prommers have good reason to be proud when they sing Rule, Britannia!

SIR – The cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason describes feeling uncomfortable about the playing of Rule, Britannia! at the Last Night of the Proms (report, January 21). Perhaps if there was wider awareness of the origins of these words, minds might be set to rest. Rule, Britannia! was inspired by a lad from Penryn, Cornwall. Thomas Pellow was 11 years old and on his first sea voyage with his uncle when they were captured by Barbary pirates and taken into horrific, cruel, brutal slavery under Sultan Moula

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