By Anonymous Student

I took the AP Java test that I was woefully unprepared for. The teacher was a joke and no one passed. I was so lost on one question that I drew a thanksgiving turkey with my hand. I hope that whoever graded my test enjoyed my turkey.

By Anonymous Student

My AP Computer Science exam earlier this week included an abridged comic version of Monty Python an the search for the Holy Grail, a page long apology letter, a drawing of a flower and a cursor reaching toward a hand, and concluded the final problem with "#YOLOSWAG"

Calculus- each free response problem was stated, none were finished.

Lit- ponies, trees and WLNG, oh my! Oh the plot summaries that ensued!

By Anonymous Student

AP Physics back in 1999 (GOOD LORD). Unbelievably bad teacher, no one knew anything. Last question gave you a problem and a list of materials and you had to design an experiment and describe how it worked. One of the items in your inventory is a piece of rope.

"Take the rope and hang yourself."

I got a 1. YOU GET A ONE FOR WRITING YOUR NAME ON THE TEST!!

By Anonymous Student

When I took my AP English exam, the final of the three essays had a prompt that said "Pick a work from this list or one of similar literary quality and discuss character foils."

Well, I got pissed off at the elitist tone of the "literary quality" bit, so I started my essay: "Literary quality is a very subjective thing. Nowhere are character foils more evident than in Dr. Seuss's masterpiece, Go Dog Go."

I then proceeded to write an entire essay on character foils in Go Dog Go, comparing the black dogs to the white dogs, the dogs over the house to the dogs under the house, etc.

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In a damning report issued in the morning of August 13, 2015, Auditor General Carol Bellringer slammed the ministry for mismanaging the project, resulting in a 420 per cent cost overrun for the $115 million project.

She notes that when finally delivered by the contractor IBM in 2010, the Panorama public health IT system was plagued with more than 12,200 defects.

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Students share their bad experience with AP prep and exams. Much of the frustration and confusion could have been avoided if students are coached by good AP teachers and equipped with good test-taking stradtegy.

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Student still still got a 5 on AP Music Theory Exam even after making up chords and restaurant menu style Free Response.

How similar to real life politics is House of Cards?

People conform to Underwood’s will. They might struggle with the yoke at the beginning, but ultimately they move as pawns on his chessboard. He has everyone’s measure, and their weaknesses are his strength. This of course is another great myth of politics – the uncluttered power of the strong-man, the kingmaker who trades only in pin-point treachery and possesses the perfect strategy and the means of executing it without mess or digressions. It is, of course, a fantasy – as all of the boilovers of political history can readily attest.

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Why Oklahoma Lawmakers Voted to Ban AP U.S. History

In 2014, Oklahoma legislative committee overwhelmingly approved a bill that would cut funding for the teaching of Advanced Placement U.S. History.

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“You could rattle the stars. You could do anything, if you only dared. And deep down, you know it too, and that’s what scares you the most.”
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- Aug 16, 2015 Miserable Experience with AP Exam(s) Aug 16, 2015
- Aug 16, 2015 Funny Experience with AP Exam(s) Aug 16, 2015
- Aug 14, 2015 How similar to real life politics is House of Cards? Aug 14, 2015
- Aug 14, 2015 House of Cards: not about to start making sense any time soon Aug 14, 2015
- Aug 2, 2015 Why Oklahoma Lawmakers Voted to Ban AP U.S. History Aug 2, 2015
- Jul 18, 2015 Sky Falling Jul 18, 2015
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- Jul 30, 2015 Make an impression that will get them to say yes! Jul 30, 2015
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- Aug 22, 2015 Trend of failed IT projects Aug 22, 2015
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- Jul 18, 2015 SAT Tests Missing Jul 18, 2015
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