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Student Success Statment

                                    "When you Tell One Lie, it leads to Another"- Paul Hatch
I think this statement by Paul Hatch is true. When you tell one lie you also tell another to cover up your first lie. This pattern of lies continues to grow until someone finds out the true story. The best thing to do in order to avoid this situation is to just tell the truth and admit to what you did wrong. An example of telling a lie is getting your report with low grades and telling your parents you have a 4.0 GPA.
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