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A friend who is an elementary school teacher was concerned about this cute, but maybe not too bright seven- year- old child. Every week the children were given what was called a “Weekly Reader’ test. The girl repeatedly missed the same multiple choice question: “What is the best title for this story?”The teacher was concerned because her student missed the main point every time. When the girl was told the correct answer one week, she said, “Well, that’s a boring title for a story!” Well, the question did say what’s the best title, and this little sweetheart had a creative mind. From there on in she got the question right, but she was annoyed.She told the teacher, “I’m sure glad that lady didn’t call her book ‘The South Lost the War and Never was the Same’ instead of ‘Gone with the Wind’. That “Weekly Reader’ test is dumb.

The Week -- It can be tough to find, but it's like a weekly Readers Digest of other magazines and periodicals. Quick read, and it offers multiple viewpoints and baises on each issue. Incredibly valuable.Esquire -- Some of the best magazine journalism out there, and still entertaining.The New Yorker -- I like to read this not only because it's excellent, but also because it seems to be what people discuss when they bring up articles in conversation.

When I was ten years old, I disappointed my parents so severely that my mom actually told me that she was ashamed of me.We had a new teacher at school, a young and attractive woman who I didn’t particularly like. There was a weekly magazine and TV guide that always featured a naked woman who was chosen from readers who sent in their pictures. You can probably guess where I'm going with this. Another kid happened to find an old edition of the magazine that featured our new teacher as the weekly babe. We convinced one teacher that another had sent us to make copies of some worksheets, and made about a hundred copies of the picture. We distributed them all around the school.The teacher was around 25 years old, and the pictures were taken years earlier, when she was just 17. This wasn't before the internet existed, but it was before it evolved into the black hole of revenge porn and shame that it is today. She had no reason to think that the old picture would come back to haunt her nearly a decade later, and she was shocked and humiliated.When I close my eyes, I can still see my parents’ faces the way they looked when they were called to the school and informed of my actions. It was so painfully clear that they couldn't believe I'd let them down like that. Yes, I discovered something shocking about my teacher, and my immature reaction was to share it with the world for my own amusement. It has been more than 21 years, and I swear that writing this is making me turn red with shame.EDIT: The world is a big place, and most of it falls outside the jurisdiction of US law. Remember that age of consent – and majority – varies throughout the world.