What do you think of required summer reading?

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Required summer reading is...

Awesome
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24%
Good, but...
71
24%
Meh
49
16%
Bad, but...
18
6%
Terrible
31
10%
Pat Buchanan
58
20%
 
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I like summer reading- I just don't like to have someone tell me to do it.
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A SURPRISE PARTY

FOR ME

YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-6cunaBd7A)




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I never had fun reading when I had to. Hardly ever enjoyed the books I was assigned either. Plus summer homework is just bad in my opinion
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I do like summer reading, but it can get tedious and frustrating at times due to other summer activities and not finding time to do summer reading.
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Good, but...

I think they're good for people who don't know where to start with reading (can't find something they like, etc.) but for people who already love reading, ti can be annoying when the books aren't good or they don't leave time to read what you want to read. That being said, I've never actually had required reading.




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Can someone explain to me the origin of the Pat Buchanan joke? I can remember it for as long as I've been on YWS but I can't remember where it came from!
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