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Old School

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Old School - an old way of doing thinking or doing things; the way of doing something in the past

• My mother is very old school. She thinks everything from the past is better.
• The teacher is old school, He does not ever use a computer.
• My father is not old school, but my mother is very old school.
• The doctor is old school. I really want to go to a more modern doctor.
• Why are you so old school? Why do you not want to learn the new ways?

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