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1. press police policy

2. Israel and released Israeli hostages

3. C

4. Nobel Peace Price

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Disneyland just raised its ticket prices in the middle of the night (again)

I started to change my attitude in the middle of the day because I found out my country was playing for the gold cup.

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One thing I like from The Form was in the arts it mentions the thrifting in which I find super interesting because as me myself love thrifting and so many other is something a lot of people have to talk about.

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In a world where new fashion trends appear overnight and vanish by morning, our closets have begun to overflow with impulsive retail therapy purchases and outdated clothing. Consumerism has experienced a tremendous increase, and it shows no signs of slowing. Amid the chaos of the fashion industry, one app has offered a solution to the culture of consumerism by reviving the excitement of secondhand shopping: Depop.

Since Depop's launch in 2011, the app has gained significant popularity, with 43.5 million registered users worldwide. An online marketplace where users can sell and purchase secondhand clothing, Depop states on its website that its mission is to "make fashion circular-encouraging millions more people to choose secondhand and extend the lives of their clothes."

With the fashion industry responsible for 2-8% of global carbon emissions and representing the second-largest consumer of water, Depop's mission is more relevant than ever. If current trends persist, industry emissions are projected to increase by another 26% by 2050.

Senior Morgan Sirek, a head of Latin's Green Club, expressed her concerns regarding the current issues caused by the fashion industry. "I think it's really saddening, and crucially important to look at it from multiple perspectives," Morgan said. "We each have the ability to mitigate these numbers and purchase fashion more eco-consciously. Whether that be using Depop or going to a thrift store, everything we do helps."

At Latin, Depop has become an outlet for students to experiment with and share their style. The app's social aspect makes it stand out, as users can follow sellers, message them with questions about sizing, negotiate price deals, and curate their own online shop with a personalized aesthetic.

Junior Myla Robertson, who has sold more than 75 items on Depop, said, "I love the app because it is a way for me to get rid of my old clothes and items that don't fit me without throwing them into a landfill and hurting the environment." She added, "Also, from the standpoint of purchasing others' clothes, you find unique pieces that are in great condition for a low price."

An additional factor that appeals to many individuals is the simplicity of Depop's design. Senior Laila Ciaccio praised the layout of the app. "When I use Depop as a seller, the easy process is something I really value, as you can just take a quick picture, set a price, and post it online. Even when someone buys your item, Depop takes the lead and provides you with a label that you just need to print out, tape on, and give to USPS."

Senior Julia Steffen echoed Laila and Myla's praise of Depop. "Buying stuff on Depop is great, because a lot of times the clothes are in perfect condition and come with tags on, and it's sold for a lot cheaper than it would be if you purchased it off the website," Julia said. "I like selling stuff on there, because it is a good way for me to declutter my closet while making money off of it."

Depop's popularity among Latin students reflects a broader cultural shift toward sustainability and buying secondhand clothing. Who knew that shirt collecting dust in the back of your closet could actually be someone else's dream piece of clothing? The app has redefined what it means to sell and buy secondhand, transforming the experience into an enjoyable one that seamlessly merges style with sustainability.

As Myla said, "I think Depop is where fashion is heading in the future, a world that values sustainability just as much as a cute outfit."

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In a world where new fashion trends appear overnight and vanish by morning, our closets have begun to overflow with impulsive retail therapy purchases and outdated clothing. Consumerism has experienced a tremendous increase, and it shows no signs of slowing. Amid the chaos of the fashion industry, one app has offered a solution to the...

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The goals I set for myself at the beginning of the school year were pretty accurate I believe I have focused on lots of my writing skills to work. Working on my anxiety of meeting new people also to work because now I feel less awkward asking people for interviews. The goals I have for myself for this new 10 week would probably be asking better questions for my interviews and not to get nervous.

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1. Hamas Fighter storming into southern Israel

2. Day 8th of the government shut down

3. firing a lawsuit

4. Bad Bunny

5. The life of a show girl

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The reason why I am here is to challenge myself into something I'm not used to at all and improve my writing style in a way other people like to read. The goals I have for this class would be to learn about journalism and find new ways I can improve my writing and see and learn how journalism has improved and the world needs it.

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For the topic about our new Principal I would probably ask them

1. How long did it take you to become a principal.

2. what made you choose our school to become a principal

For the topic for the counselor and I would ask the counselor

3. What part of your job do you like the most off

4. What are some ways you make a student feel safe to talk to you

For the topic of Low enrollment I would ask a student and a teacher.

5. WHat can the school do to bring more student into this school

6. What why do you think the school can improve with

New name of the school student

7. Do you prefer the original or the new name of the school

8. Do you find the new name of the school difficult when someone ask you what school you go to.

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The people I would ask is the parents that help out around the school and ask them

1. How they feel when coming to pick up there child from the school.

2. Do they feel scared or worried about what the school might do to insure their child safety

I would ask the principle

3. How will you help out the parents worried about their child safety

4. How are the staff ideas to protect student safety

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The lead I like: In Texas and Florida-Ever since federal immigration raids ramped up across California, triggering fierce protests that prompted President Trump to deploy troops to Los Angeles, the state has emerged as the symbolic battleground of the administration’s deportation campaign.

The reason why I like its because how many people are not backing down and are not happy with Donald Trump decisions and they are not staying quiet and they will and are speaking their minds and aren't scared to back down.

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Los Angeles United District Board of Education gathers Wednesday Night to discuss the new name for DPMHS with 9-2 votes and the help of $50,000 for the changes.

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Some of the questions I would ask Ms. chavira

1. Since when have you started your career for journalism

2. Why the sudden stop of teaching

3. where will you spend your time after retiring

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I think the 5 take aways for an Interview would be

1. Be prepare for the interview this mean do some research of your own and find some key details so when questioning them you will have an understanding of the subject

2. Also never rely on technology when doing your interview because it can really bring you down when doing it so always bring pen or paper for actual states

3. If you do use your phone or any type of device always ask the person you are interviewing if you can record the conversation consent is everything when interviewing

4. Always remember this is a conversation between you and another human being no one like to feel like there being charge at always come in with a smile and a welcoming never make the other person feel weird

5. Now for the last one ask them if they like to add anything to the answer they gave or check on yourself if you didn’t miss any key details or questions and always tell them they will be adding follow up questions

Those are my five take aways for an interview

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1. journalist

2. to control

3. COVID

4. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

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Sam the shark comes to celebrate and participate in activities at Daniel Pearl Magnet high school. Sam the shark said, " I love spending time with other humans instead of them running away from me."

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President Trump continues to say he plans to send National Guard troops to _Chicago even though the governor of _illinoy_has told him not to and says the president is “unhinged.”

Another action that might make sending troops more complicated occurred Tuesday when a federal judge ruled that sending the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles this summer was __unconsititonal.

What started as a prank ended up much more serious when an 11-year-old boy was playing ___Ding-dong-Ditch_____________________ and was _Shot________________________ by the homeowner.

More that 1,400 were killed in a/an _____earthquick________________ in __afgangatsan_____________________ Sunday.

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Why journalism matters

Journalism is to be honest

Be the word for the people/ ad being a source for people that they don't need a broadcast.

We are writing for the people and to show how they are

And do the writing for the population and show they shouldn't be scared to express how they feel.

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"‘We try to look out for one another,’ undocumented immigrant says after SCOTUS ruling"

One of the things that grab my attention would be how immigrants are defending one another and standing for what they believe. They try their best to defend one another and try to communicate but they are so scared of immigration to even go outside.

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Supreme Court allows Trump administration to resume indiscriminate immigration raids in Los Angeles

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Los Angeles reacts to the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold President Trump’s immigration raids.

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Things A stories need

Timeliness

Proximity

Prominence

Consequences

Conflicted

Oddity

Human Interest

When writing a story is the 3 Cs (Complaints, Commendations, changes)

New elements

Deep dive into issues

Alternative ways of telling stories

What are students complaining about

What are staff/teachers complaining about

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1. South Korea

2. PowerBall

3. Chicago

4. Doha Qatar, Hamas

5. air pod 3 because of translation

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Conservative activist Charlie Kirk assassinated during Utah debate event

The article talks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Which shows we as the people have the freedom of speech because of the publication that mostly talk about politics and the danger that many people don't want to talk about

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Conservative activist Charlie Kirk assassinated during Utah debate event

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The shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a debate event has left the nation in mourning and raised questions about rising political violence. Hear how students at Van Nuys High School are reacting and what this means for the broader conversation on gun violence and political tensions.

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1. Some of the things I found out is how she talks about his childhood

2. Combines the past thing to the interview of the movie and ask him

3. His journey of him righting and rhyming his words and how he got to the role.

4. ask him a role he would be good at gets a small story and ask why that happens

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In this Q&A it seems like the person is making it seem like it’s a conversation instead of pressuring and unwelcoming. It first starts with him asking about how he’s been and how has the new release coming with the new movie coming out on Netflix. Also later in the interview you can see that the person did there research and quickly watch the movie in order to do there interview. Then starts mixing things with the fragrance he’s promoting and how the fragrance brings back memories.

I also like how the interviewer is asking about which of the fragrances sparks more of home and what other side projects he’s doing. Also listening attentively since he notice that almost half of his projects doesn’t exactly match with one another everything he does it’s different and unique in a way. Now they start talking about the music Drew Starkey’ how was his Summer playlist was going so overall the interview was going great. Then talks about his personal life and overall great interview. Or mostly great Q&A

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Chatting with Drew Starkey feels easy and familiar-the kind of companionable chit-chat you get when you're waiting in line for something, or walking somewhere, and using your handful of downtime minutes to FaceTime an old friend and say, "What's up?"

When the actor and I first met over dinner in New York last October, Starkey was in the midst of a white-hot press tour for Luca Guadagnino's ; when we talk again on a sunny Saturday morning in mid-September, he's phoning in from Charleston, South Carolina, where he's spent his summer filming the fifth and final season of the hit Netflix series Outer Banks, which is due out in 2026.

"This is our sixth year doing it, so there's such a familiarity to it," Starkey says of the show. "I'm feeling good and sad at the same time." Predictably, he's under the iron fist of Netflix NDAs when it comes to spoilers, and can't share much about the end of OBX. He can, however, dish on everything else that's been keeping him busy this summer: spending time with family, sharpening his (already quite refined) music taste with some early David Bowie and the latest Turnstile, and joining the YSL Beauty family as a new campaign star-alongside NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander -for the label's latest fragrance, MYSLF Absolu.

While on break from filming in the fictionally danger-ridden marshes of the Outer Banks, Starkey chatted with GQ about the end of the OBX era, the album that defined Starkey's summer, his kismet connection to YSL Beauty, and what's next on his roster.

GQ: Drew, I'm so glad to be talking to you today.
Drew Starkey: How are you? It's good to hear you again.
Yeah, yeah. It's been a while-it was last October when we got dinner. How has your year been?
Oh, my year's been so fast. It's crazy how quickly it's gone, but it's also been very...event-filled. I've been busy, but it's been a healthy balance for sure.
Where am I catching you from today, by the way?
I'm in the good state of South Carolina. I'm down in Charleston. I've been in Charleston since about June, and we'll be here for another month. We're right in the middle of filming the last season of Outer Banks, so, yeah, I'm in Charleston. And Charleston feels like a second home in a way. It's such a happy place.
How's filming going? I hadn't seen Outer Banks when we last talked, but I've seen it since, and even I'm feeling bittersweet about it coming to an end. I can't imagine how you're feeling.
[ Laughing] You got the crash course.
Yeah, I binge-watched it and I was like, whoa, I can't believe I haven't been watching this the whole time.
I have so many friends who've done the same thing you've done, and I feel like it's such an emotionally taxing but also exciting way to watch the show, all at once. It's been going really great. This is our sixth year doing it, so there's such a familiarity to it-it's like, you can come back. We always come back at the beginning of each season, and there's always such a shorthand between the cast and the crew and everyone involved. It's like seeing your family you haven't seen in a while, and you just pick up where you left off. So I'm feeling good and sad at the same time. Also feeling bittersweet.
I feel like I already know the answer to this, but is there anything that you can say about what's coming up in the season?
Absolutely nothing. I don't know much either. We're gonna be here in Charleston for another month or so, and then we go overseas, out to Europe to film, and I think we'll come back to Charleston to wrap it up.
You guys always have a little overseas subplot going on in there.
I know. We've all had such great fortune to see some really interesting places in the world, because of the show. We always kind of take bets before the scripts come out to see which country we think we'll end up in next.
No way. Have you ever won a bet?
No, never. It's always unpredictable.
Who wins the most?
I think JD [co-star Jonathan Daviss] probably has a good finger on the pulse. Yeah, I'll give JD that one.
Okay, tell me a little bit about this YSL Beauty campaign. How did this whole thing come together?
What's funny about all this is, just in terms of fragrance, I've been wearing YSL fragrance for the past, I don't know, eight or nine years. That's been my fragrance. And so when this came along, it felt so right. It felt like it wasn't a stretch. It felt like it was a part of myself anyways. But it came together quick and I went up to New York for the shoot, and it was a blast. It felt creative and open and fun, and I'm thrilled and excited and incredibly fortunate that I get to be part of this.
What do you love in a fragrance?
I think I'm drawn to fragrance that sparks memory for me. I think your scent should reflect a sense of home in a way, whatever that means to you. Specifically with YSL, there's something kind of-well, of course, there's something familiar about it, and there's something energizing about it. It's kind of like the last touch on my identity, in a way.
Tell me more about that. What kind of scent evokes home for you?
I think smell is the sense that truly triggers memory the most. I think there's something fresh in it. It always either smells either like the first day of spring or the first day of autumn, in a way. Makes me think of my mom's house growing up. But then there's a boldness to it that I think is unmistakable. But, yeah, I don't know. I think that's the great mystery. Why do certain things make you think of the past and feel optimistic for the future? In a way, it's something about comfort. And I don't know if I can put my finger on it.

It's like an immediate-I mean, it's like a time machine. It's such an immediate feeling. Something from your childhood just floods your senses with memories.

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"It makes me feel eager to jump into something when it feels like unknown territory," says the 'Outer Banks' star, who chatted with GQ about filming the show's final season, his new YSL Beauty campaign, and the Turnstile record he can't stop listening to.

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Slowly but he started to mix about the freedom of the speech and how he combines movies to the freedom of speech

Trying to prove how the internet can manipulate the situation that someone is trying to say condolences and make death threats

Also shows how Donald Trump was first worried about our rights and after started making feel people bad.

Also shows how Donald Trump is a very sensitive person and also proves that even Americans are losing there jobs because he is fighting for it

Also shows how the journalism people are made to do an oath to not say anything they don't want the people outside to find out.

Also combining how we as the people are fighting to remove gun voices and show that they as Americans are fighting with them.

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A mouse was suspected of taking a cookie which caused him to get thirsty and steal milk. But oblivious you cant drink your milk without a straw but you don't want it to get dirty so obviously it will ask for a napkin. After a napkin he will slowly crawl to steal a mirror.

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One thing I found cool about this High School is how they don't do just student for the month of the athlete its mostly focus about the school instead of one it's the whole team and I believe that is mostly about the team not just one.

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The official student news site of Coppell High School

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1. Baseball

2. federal government shut down

3. Inalda helberp

4. Church/

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I feel like a 3 because its too much work and I want to break from work and want to take a breather but I believe it can go better and I can have some food to bring back me energy and feel a little better.

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What are some ways we can try to change as a school to prevent these serious issues

Do you feel unsafe coming to school why or why not?

How did you guys feel when you heard we were going to have raisin canes

Why is the sudden change in not going to our school.

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English teachers Valerie Quiroga Francesca Gunther participated in friendship games at the front of the grove for Fiesta Friday, "It was so much fun participating in these games." Gunther said on Sep.14.

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1. I liked how they used their mascot and the color they have organized their information

2. They focus a lot of the outside news and relate it to their school.

3. And they also add the weather which is something little but it can be something cute.

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The student news site of Brimmer and May School | Chestnut Hill, MA

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1. gerrymandering.

2. C. Benjamin Netanyahu

3. SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)

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One way you can find it's fake is by checking the photo by the baby it's pretty fake photos

And also it's pretty early with their relationship and goes through several sources to check if it's real or check the news.

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One thing I liked was it didn't feel like an article it started to sound like a story and how he felt and wished for things to go back to which it was before the fire.

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After fires, L.A. teens just want to feel normal. New all-ages venue is ‘a way to escape’

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Backyard Party, a new all-ages venue in Pasadena, has a deep connection to Altadena and those who lost their homes in the Eaton fire. In addition to being a music and event space, it’s also become a clearinghouse for free instruments for fire victims.

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1. Jeffrey Epstein.

2. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

3. Texas

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1. The Louvre Museum

2. no king day,D

3. troarn blue jay, la dodgers

4. For a ball room.

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High school student work with the digital media for the first time and fail miserably.

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Good: What I found good was that everything that connects well to the theme

Needs Work: There were little to no spelling mistakes

Next Time : Adding a little bitmoji in like each article to make it funny and doing like expressions.

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Some content we can create to warp up 2025

Students participating in school spirit day

Teachers participating in school shirt day like halloween

college field trip

medieval times feild trip

Are there any clubs that represent you.

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Lead: Sophomore Julian Garcia dances away at homecoming "Hollywood Under the Stars" in the gym with his friends on Oct 5.

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D- In the literature class, students read from "Hamlet" and the bible

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1. The well known political and businessman died this week is Dick Cheney

2. One item that was on the ballot here in Los Angeles County including local election or propositions, and the outcomes varied

3. As of Tuesday evening, the current government shutdown is now the longest in U.S. history.

4. Name the team that won the 2025 World Series last weekend. was the The Los Angeles Dodgers

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I'm pro