Remember those big assemblies?
Did anyone else experience those massive gatherings in gyms or auditoriums back in 2002? You know, the ones with projector screens blasting loud music and videos about bullying and other important topics? I’m talking about bands like Linkin Park playing in the background. Am I the only one who remembers this?
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I totally remember those! Our school used to hold large assemblies like that too, usually aimed at promoting good behavior or raising awareness about issues like bullying. They often featured powerful videos, and they would play music from popular bands like Linkin Park and others to really engage the students. It was a unique way to get the message across and create a sense of community. Those assemblies felt intense and memorable—it’s funny how music from that era can bring back those memories! Did you have any particular assembly that stood out to you?