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Homework got you down? Need some laughs to make those assignments more bearable? Our collection of funny homework cartoons will bring a smile to your face as you tackle those math problems or write that essay. Who says homework can't be fun?

Homework Cartoon #1

"Take it from me, if you eat the homework it'll help you digest the information."

Homework Cartoon #2

"Use impersonal language, or they'll ask us to take responsibility!"

Homework cartoon #3.

"You may find some of the facts have changed as I've brought them into line with modern human rights."

Homework cartoon #4.

"Is the homework fresh?"

Homework cartoon #5.

"Look, forget about all the formulas. Basically you want to increase your income, and decrease your paper trail."

Homework cartoon #6.

"The fact is, I didn't do the homework assignment because you seem to be swamped with paperwork and I didn't want to add to your problems."

Homework cartoon #7.

Teaching students going through puberty.

Homework cartoon #8.

"Remember how I said my dog ate it and you said that was no excuse?"

Homework cartoon #9.

"During Lent we must share with poor children what we have in abundance."

Homework cartoon #10.

"Sure, Dad, I'll get right on my homework. Soon as I email Stacy, Oh, and I have to text Julie, Sara, and Toni. Oh, and I have to post today's pictures on my blog, and. . ."

Homework cartoon #11.

"I think she marked yours in blue pen because she used up all her red on mine."

Homework cartoon #12.

"If you go into it looking for mistakes, of course you're going to find some!"

Homework cartoon #13.

Well, would you believe the cloud ate my homework?

Homework cartoon #14.

"Chris! You've just re-written the same paper you handed in yesterday!" "Well, you said to do it over again."

Homework cartoon #15.

"I'm sure you've been reading about the enormous emotional pressures we teenagers are under today, so I know you'll understand when I say I've just been too stressed out to write my history paper."

Homework cartoon #16.

"Oh, but it's fine for you to grade papers?"

Homework cartoon #17.

"I wish somebody would invent kibble flavor homework."

Homework cartoon #18.

"I'll help you with your English homework if you help me with my iPhone, computer, iPad, Netflix. . ."

Homework cartoon #19.

"Can I carry the remainder over to the next question?"

Homework cartoon #20.

"To be environmentally responsible I'm recycling my sister's old book reports."

Homework cartoon #21.

"Don't go to my teacher's house. All she ever gives out is homework."

Homework cartoon #22.

"Was geography any easier when you were my age, Grandpa? Back when the world was flat?"

Homework cartoon #23.

"The hardest part of homework is keeping my parents motivated."

Homework cartoon #24.

"Yes it's a great report card, all A's and B's... But I wonder how your teacher got your name wrong?"

Homework cartoon #25.

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High School Sports | High school student athletes: balancing several…

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High school sports | eight-alarm fire destroys apartments under construction in north fair oaks, high school sports, high school sports | high school student athletes: balancing several games, high school student athletes maintain feet in several worlds and balance sports, academics, family and personal life.

High school athletes often struggle to balance their athletics, academics, and social life. Nathan Simon is a junior at Prospect High School in Saratoga who plays basketball as a starter, and is a jumper in track and field, has a job at a boba shop in Westgate, and a girlfriend.

Finding a proper balance in his life is something Simon has only discovered recently.

“The secret is to get work done whenever you can. Before practices, after practices. Whenever you think you should be doing something, you should be doing something,” Simon said.

This fall, Simon’s life took a turn for the better, when he got into a relationship with his girlfriend.

“It was something that changed the way I lived. It caused me to get out of the house, realize the effects of my actions, and someone I had to take care of and care for,” Simon said.

He acknowledges that balancing his athletics, academics, and relationships with people can be difficult.

One particular challenge came from a low score on a test. “Especially in calculus, I have had some really bad tests. I feel like I have had to focus and overcome the challenge and not give up after a bad test,” Simon said.

He believes spreading the workload and combining life features has helped him. When his responsibilities become overwhelming, Simon takes time with people he loves and cares about.

“When I do need a break, that is when I take time to be with friends or family, and this break helps me get back into the zone. Taking this time helps me reset,” Simon said.

Joshua Cedro is a junior at Santa Clara High School.

Nathan Simon films a video for his high school, Prospect in Saratoga, Calif. on April 18, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon takes a break from Prospect High School homework to check his phone in Saratoga, Calif. on March 10, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon rests on the bench during a Prospect High School basketball game with teammates in Saratoga, Calif. on Nov. 29, 2023. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon edits a video for his high school, Prospect in Saratoga, Calif. on April 18, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon, a junior at Prospect High School, helps a customer at his job in Saratoga, Calif. on April 27, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon shoots a free throw during a Prospect High School basketball game in Saratoga, Calif. on Feb. 9, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

Nathan Simon, a junior at Prospect High School, receives a text message from a friend in Saratoga, Calif. On March 10, 2024. (Josh Cedro/Mosaic Staff)

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Subscriber only, as ben rice learns first, the yankees prospect’s favorite subject still helps him behind the plate.

While useful, speaking Spanish doesn’t have as much of an impact at first base, a position Rice has been working on.

The Yankees have deep organizational catching depth, starting with Platinum Glove winner Jose Trevino and the rookie Austin Wells at the major league level. At Triple-A, Carlos Narvaez isn’t a top prospect, but he’s on the 40-man roster. So is Ramirez, the team’s 20 th -best farmhand.

Meanwhile, the Yankees have an uncertain future at first base. Anthony Rizzo, 34 and having a down year , has a $17 million club option this coming offseason. It’s attached to a $6 million buyout.

Some have wondered if Rice could be next in line, though he’s only played 50 professional games at first base. That includes 17 this season.

“I feel good over there,” Rice recently said. “It’s a learning process, like any other position would be. Infield is not something that’s totally foreign to me. I used to play second base a lot when I was younger. So it’s really just continuing to get reps over there. It’s just like anything. You just gotta keep going out there and keep seeing balls come off the bat, getting grounders, knowing where to be on the field in different situations. But I definitely like the improvements I’ve made over there so far.”

Dominguez said that he works with Rice two or three times a week at first. The two have focused on picks and knowing where to position oneself depending on if a lefty or a righty is at the plate.

A port-side swinger himself, Rice has left little question about his bat thus far.

He’s hitting .256/.377/.506 with 12 homers, 26 RBI and eight stolen bases over 48 games this season, all with Somerset. Rice and Ramirez are tied for the team lead in home runs.

Rice coincidentally played in 48 games at Double-A last year. That’s where he made himself a known name amongst prospect watchers, as he slashed .327/.401/.648 with 16 longballs and 48 RBI.

While Rice hasn’t quite matched that production this season – Dominguez has seen him chase a bit more – the farmhand is still making a strong impression in the batter’s box.

“He knows what he wants to do getting up to the plate,” Patriots hitting coach Kevin Martir said. “He trains really hard. He’s doing his homework the night before on the starting pitcher, even relievers. Also, the guy’s like a live camera. He remembers everything from the at-bat before or an at-bat a year before. ‘I remember this guy. He did this, this and that.’ That’s really hard to come by.”

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