An American soldier washes ashore, oddly enough on the wrong side of the [Guantanamo] fenceline, meaning he's over on the Cuban side, and the ocean currents would suggest that that wasn't easily possible.
We all know how difficult it is to be a teenager in high school in the 21st century. But what about the kids in middle school? Washington Post education writer Linda Perlstein set her focus on the 6th, 7th and 8th graders of one suburban Baltimore middle school.
An American soldier washes ashore, oddly enough on the wrong side of the [Guantanamo] fenceline, meaning he's over on the Cuban side, and the ocean currents would suggest that that wasn't easily possible. 
