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Due to AP testing taking place around the nation, student and teacher stress seems to be at an all time high. This stress doesn’t come on its own and it most definitely isn’t lessened with the help of College Board. In fact, College Board seems to be founded on the principles of instilling stress in students and fear in teachers. On a yearly basis student’s tests are cancelled for an innumerable amount of reasons, ranging from a vibrating cell phone to eating during the exam. Since every test is worth the ridiculous price of 95 dollars and a majority of students are taking 2 or more tests, it’s important to follow these rules when prepping and taking the exams. Rule 1) Have a mental breakdown the night before. Cram, cram, cram. Since your teacher was only able to fit half the AP coursework into the year make sure to stay up the night before to cram in the other half. Rule 2) Know your last name Don’t be that kid that everyone has to wait around for because you don’t know where your last name is located in the room. Rule 3) Eat as much as you can for breakfast This way if the FRQ stresses you out too much you can just throw up all over it and pray for a 5. Rule 4) Make an educated guess  By educated guest that means pick the one that sounds the best. Rule 5) Catch up on sleep  You would think this would be the first rule but no. Studies have found that not understanding the free response question leaves a lot of time to catch up on the crucial sleep you missed out on while trying to cram in the second half of the AP coursework your teacher never got to fit in. All jokes aside, AP testing is a difficult and stressful season for all, so the best thing to do is to review what you’ve learned and not stress out over a couple of tests. In less than a week, it’s all over and things go back to normal. Read more at: http://scotscoop.com/48891/featured/put-down-your-pencils/#sthash.FY0kggLk.dpuf

Yes, there really is another person running in the democratic primary besides Hillary Clinton. His name is Bernie Sanders and he is one of only two independent senators in the nation as well as a self proclaimed democratic socialist, according to CBS News. His platform is founded on increasing minimum wage, equal pay for women, reversing climate change, taking on wall street corruption, and making college affordable for all. However, unlike many other candidates, Sanders’ platform isn’t just empty words. Sanders has his previous actions as U.S. Senator to back it up. Sanders has been fighting for LGBT+ rights since the 1990s. He has also been a big supporter of campaign finance reform, which is ironic since he’s running against Hillary Clinton. Clinton is the first democratic presidential candidate to fully embrace super PACs, which are independent groups that can accept unlimited checks from donors in support of Clinton’s campaign. He’s even written a bill to improve veterans’ health care and lives after coming home, along with basic democratic ideals such as voting to punish crimes in alternative rehabilitative ways, and advocating for bettering public school education. When it’s time for the presidential elections many Americans end up skewing away from their party if it means that they will be helping to make history. Many Republicans voted for democratic candidate Barack Obama on the 2008 ballot because he would be the first black president. With the possibility of Clinton being the first female president it seems that someone else winning the democratic primaries would seem far fetched. However, if elected Sanders would be our first Jewish president, which is still a major step forward in changing the stereotypical presidential prerequisites. Sanders seems to have an all around solid platform, appealing to the democratic voters. The only issue is that he doesn’t have the immense amounts of funds that Hillary does, so unless there’s some grassroots support he doesn’t have a chance. If you would like to support Senator Sanders you can check out his website at https://berniesanders.com. Read more at: http://scotscoop.com/48872/featured/hillary-clinton-faces-a-real-challenge/#sthash.KyxxLbP4.dpuf

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We live in an age of all time high political apathy for the younger generation, which entails us having record low voter turnouts. People complain about campaign finance roofs and how the rich have the power to control elections. About how internet rights are being de-neutralized, how privacy rights are at an all time infringement, and how securities are destroyed. How Guantanamo is still open, how due process isn’t in effect, how national healthcare is a mistake, and how political parties are polar factions. How the Supreme Court of the United States is ruling in favor of corporations and wealth, how congressmen are corrupt, how the President of the United States is injust. How our foreign policy is terrible, our domestic policy is ignored, and how our economic policy is shot in the leg. And that’s all true. All these things are viable issues to worry about, but here’s the catch- we let them happen. In a government such as the one today which is by the people, for the people, and in a republican democracy, it is only the people who have devolved into the nation. Corporations, individuals, Political Action Committees, factions– they only take advantage of what’s there, there isn’t upward mobility in the level of injustice. Our responsibility as a nation is to take back what is ours. To encourage young minds to challenge everything around them. We need to make our voices relevant and heard. Educate ourselves. Educate our peers. Debate. Inspire. Discuss. Scrutinize. Support. Deny. We need to stand together as a nation of men and women who will hold each others hands and lift one another up. But also look into one another’s eyes and have an honest understanding of where each person comes from, their problems, and their views. Modern academia is so geared towards boxing up social complexes and demographics and theories to analyze groups– that we forget humanity. America needs to look in the mirror and find the humanity in itself. And then, all these problems can be challenged as a United States. We need to learn the wealth and price of being human. The value of life, and all it gives us. The worth of our neighborhood and soil. After all, what else do we have if not humanity. Read more at: http://scotscoop.com/41850/opinion/complain-less-vote-more/

Whether it is for an extra point on your GPA, to receive college credits, or to get ahead, rigorous AP classes will continue to be readily available for students up to the challenge.