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I am feeling a 9 today. I got some sleep during my period 2, 3 and 5 classes. It is a hot day but I don't feel too hot and I am preparing for the rest of the day when I go home and do homework. I have to finish my edgenuity course so my day will only go downhill from here.

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Prep talk: After two knee surgeries, QB Nicolas Johnson is back

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After an ACL injury, Karissa Aguilar is back

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Prep talk: After two knee surgeries, QB Nicolas Johnson is back

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The Gardena Serra High quarterback will enter his senior season in the fall after overcoming a torn ACL in each knee.

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1. For some reporters, it’s natural to think about their college journalism experiences as pre- and post-Trump, they said.

2. How many students have been deported so far? What will happen to student journalism in the future? Will student journalists censor their own work? Why target students?

3. Student journalists should keep writing and producing what they can. Voice their opinions on the matter and try to fight for what they believe in.

4. I am concerned that some student journalistic rights could be taken away, funding being stripped and students being detained or even deported.

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1. The U.S.

2. China

3. The United States

4. Leo XIV

5. jet

6. white africans

7. Diddy

8. Measles

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I am feeling a 9 because I don't know nothing bad is going on. I am just happy and I got a decent nap last period.

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1. Mark Carney Canada

2. White Smoke

3. transgender people

4. State Real ID

5. Alcatraz

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1. Norway

2. Jamaica

3. United States

4. Iran

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1. 100 days

2. Executive orders

3. Canada

4. 51st state

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I plan to finish my pages quickly and successfully help a staff writer learn to create their own magazine page. Go to sleep at 10:30 every night. Do some media analysis.

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1. Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defenselms

2. government overreach and political interference against educational institutions

3. Pope Francis

4. Elon Musk

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1. The format is to show off who they were as a person and what they stood for throughout their lifetime.

2. Career goals, specifics of death and reputation are things talked about within an obituary.

3. The story highlights the upsides of the Pope and follows a story of his accomplishments. Each paragraph states what he did and how he did it with zero quotes. It is very much all about the person, who they were and what they did. It at first gave a summary of the article and then finally started with a sort of timeline of his life.

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1. measles

2. tariffs

3. plummeted

4. Associated Press

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This is good news because any technological advancements in medical technology are good for the future.

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Technology is already assisting with diagnoses, but experts predict better tools will become available in the not-too-distant future.

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1. Thirty high school students from each Los Angeles City Council district are selected to participate in the internship.

2. Participants are also paid a stipend of $300 a month.

3. “Well (the) first band, “Cherry Amoia,” I started basically myself with two of my close friends,” Olfatmanesh said.

4. Maintaining this communication became much more difficult with the cellphone ban being implemented on Feb. 18.

5. The district is ahead of Assembly Bill 3126 which was signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on April 23, 2024

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1. Myanmar

2. Elon Musk, 1 million, Wyoming

3. a.

4. run for a 3rd term

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The Senior That Went Ballistic for Sleep

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In San Pedro, Argentina, 16,000 people, a fifth of the population, signed up for a cryptocurrency exchange where everyone won. Until they didn’t.

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1. Pete Hegseth

2. The Atlantic

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Aidan wants to graduate already. It's not so simple.

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Trump wants to build more ships in the United States. It’s not so simple.

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The administration aims to counter China’s dominance of commercial shipbuilding.

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1. NASA, dolphins

2. Judicial

3. Executive

4. Legislative

5. Israel Hamas/Gaza

6. Tesla plummet

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Palisades Charter High School journalists plan to push past fire worries

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Trump county residents worry Medicaid cuts could throw them back into opioid spiral

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The president has said entitlement programs like Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security will remain untouched, even as he pushes for a contraction of federal spending.

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I've been feeling pretty good all week. Even with minor or even some major setbacks. I have just been happy recently so I am enjoying it. I do need to get some late work done though.

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1. shutdown

2. Ukraine

3. Russia

4. Education Department

5. March Madness

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1. What changes will we see?

2. How will they be enforced?

3. Is the state of California doing anything to fight these executive orders?

4. How will this affect the life of a teenager?

5. How could it affect a student's future?

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This is odd news as they said the best potato chip was the Amazon Fresh Classic Potato Chip. This is very random and interesting and it actually makes me want to try this out for myself. What would be the best potato chip. They used different categories such as wavy, kettle cooked and classic chips. But it is very surprising to see Amazon Fresh come as the classic winner. Two brands that were also featured for best potato chips were Lays and Great Value (Walmart). I couldn't help but think if it was true or not.

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We tasted 71 different potato chips and chose the very best plain, kettle-style, and rippled chips for crunching, lunching, snacking, and dipping.

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1. Trump

2. Republicans, democrats

3. Anora

4. Ukraine

5. funding

6. change our clocks

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The story about the librarian and her status for the COVID-19 vaccines. We were able to publish that due to student press freedom. Immigration is also a heavy topic within the community and especially now that we are covering it and able to cover it. We had a whole political magazine where we only covered political things.

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I think this is a good story idea, especially for the end of the year. Get people thinking about their future and show an insight into where what our athletes are trying to do in the future.

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Van Nuys athletes find new paths after sports retirement

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Van Nuys High athletes explore new opportunities after retiring from sports, finding joy and fulfillment in activities that align with their changing priorities.

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1. an asteroid

2. Vladimir putin

3. Donald trump EC: vladimir zolinsky

4. pope francis

5. race based programs

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Sophomore Andrea Arosemena runs sprints during basketball practice at Birmingham Community Charter High School on Jan. 30. The junior varsity team ran as punishment for an argument with Chatsworth Charter High School after a victory of 76 to 19. "They were mad that they lost so badly, so they decided to talk bad about us," Arosemena said. "We, of course, talked back even though we shouldn't have."

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1. Mexico and Canada

2. Marco Rubio and Panama

3. United States agency for International development USAID

4. Department of Government Efficiency DOGE

5. Education

6. Beyonce

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Mention today, Feb 3rd, as many students did not go to school to protest the new immigration policies.

angles: What is new in the immigration policies and what actions have already been done, effects of the policies, good and bad

How does this affect your family?

What are you doing to fight against new immigration policies?

Why does immigration matter to you?

If you were president how would you change immigration policies?

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1. Colombia

2. China

3. transgender

4. Gulf of America, Gulf of Mexico

5. RFK Jr.

6. Hamas

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I am feeling like a 7/10. At least right now I am a little tired and I don't really want to go home, I would rather be at school. I also have a brochure I need to finish so I don't want to do that either. I am also just normally in a good mood so I am never really under a 5/10.

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I like this lead because it relates to the Super Bowl so I can get ideas for the future and how we want to cover the Super Bowl I also like the adjectives and alliteration used within the lead. It is straight forward and gets to the point.

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Analysis | Predicting the NFL championship game winners from a fascinating final four

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The Chiefs face off against the Bills and the Commanders take on the Eagles. Plus: Uncertain futures for Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff, and Lamar Jackson’s playoff exit.

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1. Paris Climate Agreement

2. birthright citizenship

3. Nazi salute

4. TikTok 75 days

5. Jan 6. Riot

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The third spread I chose is by The Harbinger and won 2nd place in Newspaper Page/Spread. The vibrant colors really make this page stand out. The pun for the title is good. The whole page is really creative and you can tell they put it a lot of effort to make the page work. The card also having statistics on it is a good use of space. There is even shadows on the cards which make them seem almost 3d, same with the wheel. They added information within the graphics which help make the whole page blend togother.

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The second spread I chose was by West Side Story and won 4th place in Newsmagazine Page/Spread. I think the large graphic on the left page is beautiful and compliments the article well. The way they add the chromatic coloring to the title and drop quote allow for me color to show in the whole page. The text and formatting are all really clean with no errors. Everything is aligned perfectly and it shows a balance between a great piece of art and an article.

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The first spread I chose was by El Estoque and it got 5th place in Newsmagazine Page/Spread. What I love about it is the colors and realism of the page. The album and picture of Ye look super realistic which give the page a whole different atmosphere. The fond change on the title, first letter and survey give the article more life instead of just focusing on the visual aspects of the page. All the colors on the page compliment themselves and add to the page as a whole.

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1. High speed winds

2. c.

3. Gaza

4. Panama Canal

5. Greenland

6. 1/20

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This is good news, Kevin O'Leary joins Frank McCourt and the "People's Bid" to bid for TikTok's U.S. Business. I mean this is a good thing for all TikTok users in the U.S. but it can also be seen as a bad thing. TikTok will possibly be banned later this year and investors want to take control of this lucrative market.

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(J. Scott Applewhite / Associated Press)

An investor from "Shark Tank" and a former owner of the Dodgers are teaming up to try to save TikTok before a nationwide ban is set to go into effect this month.

Kevin O'Leary, one of the venture capitalist "sharks" from the reality television show, said Monday that he had joined a group known as the People's Bid for TikTok that has been putting together a bid for TikTok's U.S. business. The effort is being spearheaded by billionaire Frank McCourt, who sold the Dodgers in 2012.

If successful, the group said it would rebuild the platform in a way that prioritizes the privacy of TikTok's roughly 170 million American users.

"Together with Frank, we aim to deliver an American-owned platform that safeguards national security," O'Leary said in a statement. "I'm confident that our shared vision, paired with President-elect Trump's business acumen, will lead to a deal that benefits everyone."

O'Leary had previously expressed interest in working with other investors to purchase TikTok, launching a crowdfunding effort that will now be folded into the People's Bid.

"Kevin has been a relentless advocate for new ownership of this platform as he understands the enormous opportunity a sale presents for investors, the millions of creators who rely on the platform for their livelihoods, and everyday Americans who love the platform," McCourt said in a statement. "We've built a clean, American-made tech stack and continue to be the only viable bidder that can offer a seamless transition for everyone on TikTok without the existing algorithm."

McCourt said the duo's "combined efforts will give a significant boost" to the bid, but did not provide financial figures. A spokesperson for McCourt said he was not available for comment Tuesday.

TikTok's future in the U.S. has been uncertain since 2020, when then-President Trump moved to shut down the short-form video app, which people use to share dance routines, news stories, recipes and funny videos.

Trump and others raised the prospect that ByteDance, which owns TikTok, could assist the Chinese government by sharing data it collects from its American users; embedding malicious software in the app; or helping to spread disinformation.

That set off years of back-and-forth between TikTok and the U.S. government. In April, President Biden signed a law that required ByteDance to sell its U.S. operations to a non-Chinese entity or be shut down.

The companies responded by suing the U.S. government in May, saying a ban would violate 1st Amendment rights. They also said that the new law "offers no support for the idea" that TikTok's Chinese ownership poses national security risks.

"Speculative risk of harm is simply not enough when First Amendment values are at stake," TikTok and ByteDance said in their filing.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld the law last month, paving the way for a Supreme Court showdown. Oral arguments are scheduled for Friday.

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'Shark Tank' investor joins former Dodgers owner in last-ditch effort to buy TikTok

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Kevin O'Leary says he has teamed up with Frank McCourt to buy the app, which faces a nationwide ban Jan. 19.

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1. The journalist was right to resign as he most likely would have been fired anyways but it shows regret to the journalists mistake. It shows that using AI to create false quotes and to write your story for you is not a good thing and it discourages the use of AI to write an article.

2. AI is great for ideas or editing but not for phrasing or actual writing. You can use AI to help search for sources or anything but bad uses are not good.

3. Bad uses of AI include having it write your article or rephrase your own words. Also making up quotes and more. You are writing, not AI and writers have to remember that.

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I am looking forward to taking more photos for the sports section.

I am looking forward to getting a job and going to grad nite.

Communication is the best thing that will help all of us and will definitely help me as well.