Stargirl - Revision history

72.77.92.44 at 22:15, 19 April 2009

2009-04-19T22:15:04Z

Renegade: Revert.

2007-10-03T23:11:40Z

Revert.

216.7.253.254 at 21:38, 3 October 2007

2007-10-03T21:38:20Z

Jbshryne: added moonchild note

2007-06-13T07:07:14Z

added moonchild note

Jonpro at 03:15, 24 May 2007

2007-05-24T03:15:42Z

Skeeta at 05:14, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T05:14:10Z

Brucker at 01:30, 10 October 2006

2006-10-10T01:30:07Z

Withe at 05:42, 5 October 2006

2006-10-05T05:42:57Z

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While in public school, this was an epithet (cruel nickname) given to Bree by her classmates when she continued to ask a large amount of Astronomy-related questions in science class.

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	[http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]		[http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]

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	+	'''Stargirl''' was a cruel nickname given to [[Bree]] by her fellow classmates during her brief stint in public school. When Bree continued to ask a large amount of astronomy-related questions in science class, the other students made fun of her and called her Stargirl until she stopped. Bree tells this story in the video [[Poor Pluto]].

	+	"Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli. The book tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in. Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is a nod to the book, and possibly a hint that it is a source of inspiration.
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	+	Others have speculated that the nickname "Stargirl" and the accusation that Bree comes "from a star" gives credence to the [[Moonchild]] theory.
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	+	==References==
	+	[http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]
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	+	[[Category:LG schoolwork]]

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−	'''Stargirl''' was a cruel nickname given to [[Bree]] by her fellow classmates during her brief stint in public school. When Bree continued to ask a large amount of astronomy-related questions in science class, the other students made fun of her and called her Stargirl until she stopped. Bree tells this story in the video [[Poor Pluto]].

−	"Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli. The book tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in. Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is a nod to the book, and possibly a hint that it is a source of inspiration.
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−	~~Others have speculated that the nickname "Stargirl" and the accusation that Bree comes "from a star" gives credence to the [[Moonchild]] theory.~~
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−	~~==References==~~
−	~~[http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]~~
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−	~~[[Category:LG schoolwork]]~~

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	"Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli. The book tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in. Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is a nod to the book, and possibly a hint that it is a source of inspiration.		"Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli. The book tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in. Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is a nod to the book, and possibly a hint that it is a source of inspiration.
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		+	Others have speculated that the nickname "Stargirl" and the accusation that Bree comes "from a star" gives credence to the [[Moonchild]] theory.

	==References==		==References==

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-[[Bree]] says that '''Stargirl''' was a cruel nickname given to her by fellow classmates during her brief stint in public school.  When Bree continued to ask a large amount of Astronomy-related questions in science class, the other students made fun of her and called her Stargirl until she stopped.  Bree tells this story in the video [[Poor Pluto]].
+'''Stargirl''' was a cruel nickname given to [[Bree]] by her fellow classmates during her brief stint in public school.  When Bree continued to ask a large amount of astronomy-related questions in science class, the other students made fun of her and called her Stargirl until she stopped.  Bree tells this story in the video [[Poor Pluto]].
 "Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli.  The book tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in.  Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is a nod to the book, and possibly a hint that it is a source of inspiration.
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 ==References==
 [http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]

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−	~~While~~ in public school, this was an epithet (cruel nickname) given to Bree by her classmates when she continued to ask a large amount of Astronomy-related questions in science class.	+	According to [[Bree]] in the video [[Poor Pluto]], while in public school, this was an epithet (cruel nickname) given to Bree by her classmates when she continued to ask a large amount of Astronomy-related questions in science class.
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		+	"Stargirl" is also the name of a teen-lit novel by Jerry Spinelli. The book "Stargirl" tells the story of a homeschooled girl who arrives in a public high school but doesn't quite fit in. Some have suggested that the use of the name Stargirl is an acknowledgement that the book is a source of inspiration.
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		+	==References==
		+	[http://www.amazon.com/Stargirl-Jerry-Spinelli/dp/037582233X Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli on amazon.com]