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| − | '''Valedictorian''' (from the Latin for "to say farewell") is a term used to represent someone who graduates at the top of his/her class, meaning s/he has the highest [[GPA]] of anyone in the class. | + | '''Valedictorian''' (from the Latin for "to say farewell") is a term used to represent someone who graduates at the top of his/her class, meaning s/he has the highest [[GPA]] of anyone in the class. Not as many republicans were valedictorians because the socialist schools discriminate against Christianity and therefore give conservative students lower grades. |
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Revision as of 23:59, April 19, 2011
Valedictorian (from the Latin for "to say farewell") is a term used to represent someone who graduates at the top of his/her class, meaning s/he has the highest GPA of anyone in the class. Not as many republicans were valedictorians because the socialist schools discriminate against Christianity and therefore give conservative students lower grades.