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Why History is Important

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ByMichael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18

Oct 3, 2017

Many students complain about learning history, saying it's boring in unimportant. Contrary to that belief, history is one of the most important things you could possibly learn.

Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18

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By Michael Beauregard, senior editor 2017-18

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