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1. I would give anyone that I am profiling full access to view my writings that based about them and only them.

2. We report on everything. No boundaries are put up to divide certain groups of people within our news.

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Where to eat now to support L.A.’s Oaxacan community

I really like the angle of supporting certain restaurant owners. I also love when I learn new things like the Oaxacan Community

California bakery’s Han Solo bread sculpture is a star attraction

This is all just so fun. Who has ever heard of Han solo bread it's so very unique and I (the reader) am immediately intrigued.

Easiest ‘Decision’ you’ll make this weekend

Super super vague, I love it. Very powerful statement for something that probably isn't that serious.

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1. 9/11, when I saw the images, wow! This is history," Cortez said. "I really want to do this, I want to tell history." "When I photographed Jan. 6, I had thought this is all I dreamed for."

2."It's like scoring the winning homerun, " Cortez said "That's the feeling you get."

3. As an undocumented immigrant, Cortez entered the states as a 10-year-old."

4. "90% of my job that day was making sure me and my colleagues got out safe," Cortez said.

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1. My week has been exhausting and very stressful.
2. Senior citizen Grant Asner closes off a stressful week that beat the hell out of him, Grant as well has been craving hot chips for 7 days straight on the last week of October.

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In elementary school I dressed up as a were-man and it was super realistic and looked really funny on short younger me.

Worst halloween memory is probably the day after, Nov. 1st. Because my stomach is torn apart from candy.

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1. I dont know much about any drugs because im 4 years old
2. information the majority of the audience doesn't know.
3. If the drug has affected them, if they see the drug at all during school, if they hear anything about the drug in school

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1.  affirmative Action
2. Trumps tax returns
3. Nancy Pelossi
4. Kidnap her
5-6. Elon Musk, Twitter
7. World Series

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Junior Josiah Lands plays the guitar for "Let It Go" for World Music Day Oct. 25. Lands as well dressed up as side-show Bob for DPMHS's Costume Competition.

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Want employees to come to the office? Pick up their laundry and welcome their dogs.

super strange and impressionable headline? I really like how just reading it made me click on it.

Southern California Expected to See Three Days of Rain, Snow

Silly Silly headline that is super popostorus

Elon Musk says impersonator Twitter accounts will be permanently suspended

Lol.

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I really enjoy this weather it reminds me of when i was younger, which is so poggers. This weather makes me feel like staying and watching home alone with massive amounts of food. I love how windy it, it makes me feel alive. I wish the world would stay in this weather forever. God Bless AMERICAAA.

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3. b
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5. c
6. d

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I am watching a ton of movies and completing a ton of homework. and hopefully Sabrina comes over to join me. As well hopefully Sabrina pays for an expensive dinner delivery. Also I will celebrate Veterans, or the soldiers, or whatever we do on veterans day I will be celebrating.

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1. Wave
2. Senate
3. House of Representatives
4. Donald Trump
5. Jay Leno
6. Russia

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Who: Sabrina, Aunt Katie, Uncle Michael, and My Cousins Sam, Gabriel, and Charlotte. Helena my sister, My Mother Liza Asner.

What: Thanksgiving Dinner

When: 24th of November

Where: Cousins Farm

Why: because of the pilgrims

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I love this idea for Los Angeles, if we could get some big attractions that are less popularized for students to go to

https://www.latimes.com/lifestyle/list/best-holiday-light-shows-in-southern-california

"The Senate Voted For Same-Sex and wins passage."

I think it would be pretty cool to get students' reactions and thoughts on this getting officially passed, again.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2022-11-29/senate-to-vote-on-landmark-bill-to-protect-same-sex-marriage

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Illustration by Ross May / Los Angeles Times; Photos by Carolyn Cole; Gabriella Angotti-Jones; Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times

Holiday light shows are back in a big way this year so there are even more opportunities for seasonal dazzle, with a wide variety of nighttime light shows that include everything from freebie strolls or drive-throughs to pricier extravaganzas.

Note that most of these shows are rain-or-shine events, so don't expect a refund if it starts to drizzle on the night you bought tickets. Dress warmly, bring an umbrella and count your blessings that low temperatures in the L.A. area rarely dip below 40 degrees.

Many of the free light shows included in this list are in residential areas where an informal group of neighbors voluntarily go all out to create annual holiday displays. The start and stop dates for these events are sometimes vague. If you can, try to visit on weekday nights because traffic can get congested on weekends. Or better yet, if the area has sidewalks, park your car a block or two away and walk the route. We've divided the holiday light shows into four categories: free or paid walk-throughs and free or paid drive-throughs, which you can filter using the navigation bar above.

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Craving Christmas cheer? Here are 28 sparkling SoCal holiday light shows

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Illustration by Ross May / Los Angeles Times; Photos by Carolyn Cole; Gabriella Angotti-Jones; Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times Holiday light shows are back in a big way this year so there are even more opportunities for seasonal dazzle, with a wide variety of nighttime light shows that include everything from freebie strolls or drive-throughs to pricier extravaganzas.

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1. Georgia
2. Morality Police
3. Harry, Megan and Kate, William
4. Donald Trump

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From El Estoque, there is an opinion article covering the views on sex ED in school, which I think is a great topic because as time goes on we see fewer schools offering this as a class.

On the "High Tide" website, there is an article that talks about the new installments of Twitter called "Checking In." I'm not too fond of that headline, but the Twitter controversy has been a very free article to write.

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Craving Christmas cheer? Here are 28 sparkling SoCal holiday light shows

I love this headline because of its verbs. Applying this headline to gifts for Valentines day would work greatly in my opinion. “Looking for your Valentines? Surprise them with one of these adorable homemade gifts.”

Native plants are bringing new life to L.A.’s ravaged areas. Heres how to help.

Simplicity is great but cutting to the chase is amazing. Being direct with your headline makes a great headline.”Native plants are making a difference in L.A.’s destroyed soil. Heres how to help.”

The hype around esports is fading as investors and sponsors dry up

This headline is super clear to its audience. I like that the topic uses words that are commonly said in Esports. “The childhood excitment that once filled our hearts wont affect the new generation of kids as cable TV is quickly declining in views.”

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Student journalism has been a tough hobby/career to pursue due to endless bullying that keeps others away.

A sophomore at the University of Arizona, Olivia Krupp has experienced constant bullying since she joined the student newspaper during her freshman year, receiving death threats and getting doxed (publicizing a person's personal information.) Many students experience online harassment because of the content they are writing and publishing. It is often found overwhelming to get cyber bullied daily but Alec Sturm, a 17-year-old freshman at Syracuse University believes it is a part of the journey, stating "you have to build your own brand and have an image, or else people aren't going to find you to hire you." Once students try to defend themselves, they are too concerned about the backlash that may form from giving the topic more attention, as well as making their bullying public which can make times seem hopeless.

I believe that the internet has become way too uncensored and people seem to lose all of their manners when they slightly disagree with other people's views or opinions. It is absolutely horrible what happened to the sophomore Olivia Krupp from the University of Arizona, the school should take a more professional stance on bullying especially because the student goes to the same university. Dealing with a ton of anonymous people typing awful things to you is of course very stressful to handle but there has to be a point you realize these people aren't worth your time. The longevity of cyber bullying can last quite a while but most definitely goes away with time. It's best to stay silent and not entertain your harassers.

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https://issuu.com/elestoque/docs/volume_53_issue_1_october_14_2022/s/17111772

I love the idea of interviewing about what is next for our students in college. The collage as well is very well done and was definitely worked hard on.

https://issuu.com/hightideonline/docs/issue_1_food_for_thought/8

This is an absolutely brilliant spread that is super eye catchy, to say the least. "you are what you eat" is a great headline diving into different family recipes from students of the school.

https://issuu.com/hightideonline/docs/issue_1_food_for_thought

The cover of this magazine is beautiful. A great simple and creative drawing that spotlights an article in the magazine is the perfect cover.

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Rushing in MVHS alumni share their experiences with Greek Life BY PRANATI KOTAMRAJU AND IRENE TANG PHOTO COURTESY OF ANIKA DESHPANDE | USED WITH PERMISSION It was a rainy evening, so MVHS alum '21 Anika Deshpande and eight other new Delta Gamma members huddled inside Penn State University's science building to take pictures with the group.

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In the past 19 weeks I feel I've really tested myself with my work habits and patience. I am most proud of the winter fashion spread I designed most recently because of the creativity I applied to the spread. If I were to do an assignment differently I probably would have started on the media analysis sooner instead of doing them all mid December. For the next two mesters I really want to be the best I can be and make the most out of my senior year.

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I would like to pass this class with a C or higher

I would like to become the greatest photographer the pearl post has ever seen so I can get some sort of respect

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I am feeling Ill so nothing higher than an 8 but i most recently got a whole week off so hip-hip-hooray

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-students memories of their first Christmas
-Christmas traditions
-First time seeing snow

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its so cold brrrr...