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I learned that journalism is an outlet that allows everyone to contribute their story. 

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I learned that journalism is an outlet that allows everyone to contribute their story. 

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I learned that having a high school journalism class is very important because it can connect the community all around.

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I learned that high school journalism wasn't always taken seriously. It wasn't always well funded or approved by schools and wasn't prioritized. Until it was viewed as important because it brings students together and allows them to connect in a different way. It is also important because it allows students to share their opinions and ideas.

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I learned that high school journalism is very meaningful within the community. It should include all students and cover a diverse community.

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I learned that high school journalism is made much easier when the students and teachers work together as a community.

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I learned that high school  journalism is important because it provides students with a chance to have a voice in their own community, which can allow them to stay connected with what's going on around them.

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I learned that high school journalism can bring together a community and give students an opportunity to share stories people may not have known before.

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i learned that high school journalism can change a teens mindset, it helps them get their ideas out there, it can be really helpful for them

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Renzo - I learned that Journalism helps students voice's to be heard and shared to the public when writing their stories. 

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Renzo - I learned that Journalism helps students voice's to be heard and shared to the public when writing their stories. 

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Haley Ruane- I learned that journalism can make a differnce in the world by sharing peoples stories and making it more aware to the world

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Haley Ruane- I learned that journalism can make a differnce in the world by sharing peoples stories and making it more aware to the world

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I learned that having a high school journalism program could give a greater sense of community and gives students a voice

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High school is journalism is important because it allows students to get connected to their school and peers. I also learned that people are very dedicated to their pieces of writing.  Some get emotionally attached to who their interviewing as shown in both videos and use that feeling to write a good story.

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I learned that high school journalism is important because it can give people a voice about topics they care about. Also, it brings people together by starting something from scratch and working together to finish it.

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something that I learned was how journalism is a place where students can use their voice to share their ideas. the speaker in the second video talked about one student who only took journalism because he had to but as he started to write articles and see them in the paper, he became encouraged to write more. journalism allows students to share stories that they find interesting with other people in the school or even outside of school.

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I learned that high school journalism is important because it allows students to stay connected to their community. Journalism/newspapers make stories more valuable because they are printed and you can hold it in your hand. Having a story about yourself, or a picture posted on Facebook is not as appealing as it being printed in ink.

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I learned that high school journalism is important because it gives the students the ability to learn and share their opinions. Journalism helps unite a community together.

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I learned that high school journalism is important because it’s different than mass media and big newspaper stories, it has stories that connect to the student body and can express their opinions when often they don’t get the chance to share their opinion in that form.

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From the StoryCorps on Paul and Philip or the Ted Talk... What did you learn and how can you connect that to journalism? 

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From the StoryCorps on Paul and Philip or the Ted Talk... What did you learn and how can you connect that to journalism? 

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In 2009, Army Sergeant Paul Braun (right) was serving near Basra, Iraq with the 34th Military Police Company of the Minnesota National Guard. They were assigned an interpreter the American soldiers named "Philip" (left).

During the next nine months, Paul and Philip grew close-so close that upon returning to the U.S., Paul sponsored Philip's visa. They now live together in Minnesota.

Philip's wife and children were forced to stay behind in Iraq, and in October 2014, Philip returned to his home country to try to reach his family and bring them back to the U.S.

Before leaving, Philip and Paul sat down for a conversation at StoryCorps.
Originally aired October 18, 2014, on NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday.

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In 2009, Army Sergeant Paul Braun (right) was serving near Basra, Iraq with the 34th Military Police Company of the Minnesota National Guard. They were assigned an interpreter the American soldiers named "Philip" (left). During the next nine months, Paul and Philip grew close-so close that upon returning to the U.S., Paul sponsored Philip's visa.