Maybe you read the much-emailed story about college students and the “pressure of perfection” — or a related Op-Ed column about “Today’s Exhausted Superkids.”
Or maybe you followed breaking news about the Minnesota dentist who killed a famous lion, the migrant crisis in Europe or the University of Cincinnati police officer who shot and killed a motorist.
Or perhaps you went beyond the front page and found articles like these in the Science, Health, Arts, Sports or Style sections?
A Way to Get Fit and Also Have Fun
In Atlanta’s Ever-Shifting Hip-Hop Scene, Future and Migos Keep Innovating
Court Fight Presents Risks for Tom Brady and N.F.L.
A Kiss Deferred by Civil War
Puppies Go to Prison to Become Dogs That Save Lives
Four Women Bond Over the Beauty in Their Baldness
As Tech Booms, Workers Turn to Coding for Career Change
The Chincoteague Feral Ponies’ Annual 4-Minute Swim
Whatever caught your interest in The Times this week, tell us all about it by commenting here.
We’ll announce this week’s winners on Aug. 18.
Need more details? The contest rules are all here, and you can read the work of this and every year’s summer winners here. But, in a nutshell:
You can choose from anything published in the newspaper or on NYTimes.com in 2015, including videos, graphics and photographs. (In your response, please include the URL or headline of the piece you pick.)
We’ll post this same Student Opinion question each Friday, today through Aug. 14, and you’ll have until the next Friday morning to post your picks. Then we’ll close that Student Opinion post and open a new one with the same question.
We’ll choose at least one favorite answer to feature on the blog each week.
Feel free to participate each week, but we allow only one submission per person per week.
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