FHSTheFlash The Flash Volume 46, Issue 6 April 2006 | Page 6

How do we communicate in these halls?

Photos and Story by: Petia Kapintcheva
Fraser Flash Exchange Editor

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See what technology has
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Note passing, texting,
and talking on a cell
inbetween classes or in
the bathroom while
classes are in session
have seem to become
this century’s teenage
way of communication.
Not until a few years ago
people just told gossip,
news and answers on a
test after class or the old
fashion way, plain old
note passing. Now days
teens have had a creative
urge with the folding of
the notes, and adding
more colors to the design.

Have you noticed
how everyone has a cell
phone these days? Because technology has increased dramatically, so
have the ways of communication through
students. Now days, students just text
eachother even though they are only a few
seats away in the same classroom.Studnets
even talk on their cell phone in the bathrooms
or hiding in their lockers in between classes
and that is only the beginning. Some of us
just cannot go a full day without texting or
talking on the phone so they hide cell
phones in backpacks, hoodies, purses,
and other places. Students just
cannot get enough eachother.

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Be aware, bad things can happen: