What Is One Thing That Would Put A Victorian Child In A Coma?

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The Victorian era spanned Queen Victoria's reign of Great Britain from 1837 to 1901. The Victorian era itself saw many changes in society and technology, but almost 125 years later, the world is almost unrecognizable. So what changes and new norms do the students from LCCC think would put a child from back then in a coma due to shock? Our writing team finds out!

• Ryan Gillott | Editor

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Annalyssia Stryker - General Studies Major

"Labubus."

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Julius Columna - Education Major

"Ken Carson." (Rapper)

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Oracle Beisel - General Studies 

"Ranch Soda - Lexter's Fixin'."

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 Josaba Ubilla - General education

“Standing in line for a Starbucks Teddy Bear tumbler.”

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Raymond Yadiel De Jesus Garrafa - Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) Major

“Melatonin.”

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Lizzie Paz - General Education/Studies

"I think the population of obesity in the United States would send them into a coma."

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Do you agree? Let us know, and let us know what YOU think would put a Victorian child in a coma.