A French High School Student Explains in Le Monde Why He Started "Student Revolution: "It's Not the Sign of a Teenage Crisis.
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Nicolas Boucaud--Bialchuk, a senior student in a high school in the Nantes region, exposes, in a forum in the "World", the deep reasons of the high school movement, linked to the public's feeling of dropping out of school.
A French high school student explains in Le Monde why he started "The Revolution of Pupils"Nicolas Boucaud-Bialchuk, a senior student at a high school in the Nantes region, explained, in an article published in Le Monde, the reasons why French students started the so-called "Revolution of Pupils". He says that...More...
Protests by French high school students, referred to as the "Student Revolution", continued in several cities and reached hundreds of schools.
Nicolas Boucaud-Bialchuk, a senior student at a high school in the Nantes region, explained, in an article published in Le Monde, the reasons why students in France began to protest.
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