Creating the chaos at Thurston High. School was also a struggle for Kip Kinkel. Not only academically but socially as well. In the elementary years, Kip was help back as all of his friend progressed to the second grade; leaving him behind. This was the beginning of his social problems and where he began to feel like an out cast...
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This was the beginning of his social problems and where he began to feel like an out cast. Later in high school, Kip was again not the most popular. He made an attempt to fit in by joining the football team, but he was really small. This made him feel like even more of an outcast. The small group of friends that Kip did hang around with was not the best influence on him...
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