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I'm in this class because I love being a student journalist. For this upcoming year, I want to be able to produce 5 print magazines, work on my leadership skills, and keep the podcast going well.

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1&2) What have been your prior work experiences? How has your experience at DPMHS been so far? What are you most excited about being DPMHS principal?

3) How do you feel about the current enrollment number of the school (insert number name)?

4) How do you feel about the recent name change of the school? Why or Why not do you think it was necessary?

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Faculty: Mrs. Fig: (1) Is there anything you're doing to help students and faculty feel suffer under the recent ICE raids?

General Students/Faculty: (1) Do you believe DPMHS is making a safer community under ICE raids? (2) What are your opinions on the recent ICE raids?

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1) Do Research on the Topic of Your Story

Important to have prior background information/understanding (Provides a stronger interview and story)

2) Prepare Your Interview Questions

Ask open-ended questions (For better responses)

Be prepared with follow-up questions

Have additional questions ready (You can never have too many questions)

3) Identify and Contact Your Sources

Be polite and professional (Impressions are lasting)

Be accommodating and flexible (It's rare for interviewees to have the same schedule as you)

4) Always be Prepared

Charged devices (For recording)

Be ready to take hand-written notes (Technology can fail)

5) Having proper interviewer etiquette

Making sure there's consent for recording (Interviewees can say no)

Creating a comfortable atmosphere

Being active and engaging during the interview

Overall, it's important to be ready for the expected and unexpected during an interview. Making sure you have a deep understanding of the story, having strong questions, being professional when contacting sources, being prepared with materials you may you use during an interview, and having proper interviewer etiquette are important to conduct a successful interview.

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https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2025-08-20/kid-rock-crash-out-over-newsoms-endorsement-joke

"Whether it’s leaning into AI-generated images or President Trump’s signature all-caps style, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s social media accounts have been firing left and right in recent weeks." I really like how it's straight to the point but also descriptive.

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As expected? Kid Rock crashes out over Gavin Newsom’s endorsement joke

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Kid Rock has responded to a social media joke posted by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press office, in which Rock endorses him.

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In order to better reflect the curriculum, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School changes it's name into Daniel Pearl Film and Media Arts Magnet High School.

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What's been your most memorable thing/moment about teaching?

What made you want to become a journalism adviser?

What were your prior experiences before becoming a journalism adviser?

What are your plans for retirement?

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1) Journalists

2) D.C.

3) COVID

4) Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

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Senior Delilah Trujillo dances around in the grove during the first Fiesta Friday of the 2025-2026 school year on Aug. 28. The first Fiesta Friday of the year planned by the leadership class consisted of face painting, games, and school spirit competitions. "I love being apart of leadership," said Trujillo. "Being able to plan and host school events like this brings me so much joy."

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1. Chicago, Illinois

2. unconstitutional

3. ding-dong ditch; shot/killed

4. earthquake; Afghanistan

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To tell the truth/spread information, watch dogs of society, give a voice to the voiceless, reliable information,

Commitment, passion, life

Learning to be a strong writer, reporter, storyteller, fearless

Providing real, reliable, unbiased, fair information to an audience

Provide/Shine a light to untold stories

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I found this to be interesting news. I've heard a lot about Erewhon, especially their expensive prices, so hearing that they're opening a bar is interesting.

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Erewhon to open an exclusive tonic bar in New York City

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Erewhon plans to open its first location outside Southern California within a New York City members’ club. The location will serve a limited selection of juices and smoothies.

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1. South Korea

2. Powerball Lottery

3. Chicago

4. Qatar; Hamas

5. iPhone 17; actively translate

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Games

Comics

review about nearby events: EX. Cupertino Cherry Blossom Festival, events or places people can go to (El Estoque)

Humans of Midtown (The Southerner)

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Los Angeles Times:

Top 5 coffeehouses in Los Angeles? (or restaurants etc.)

The New York Times:

Best moments from an event OR outfit review (fashion); Nominations

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This is an example of a story that could be published since it's protected by the freedom of the press since it's newsworthy and of public concern and even if it's not the best news, it helps inform the public on what's happening.

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20,000 people line up from Palo Alto to Sunnyvale in historic “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration

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Pro-democracy protest takes place along a seven-mile section of El Camino Real

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Questions are well-researched and not vague

Conversational tone

Asks follow-up questions, to expand the conversation and get more information

Good listener

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In a destructive battle in the sky, the yellow creatures known as minions along with super villain Gru fought off super villain Vector.

"Bello me want banana," minion Dave said.

This rivalry began as Vector and Gru both had the same goal of stealing the moon. However, as the rivalry began to intensify, three girls, Margo, Edith, and Agnes began to get involved in their rivarly. This ultimately led to Vector taking the girls and risking their lives in a jet.

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Talking about his suspension

Talking about other talk shot hosts

Talking about the support he received during his suspension

Added jokes in between his monologue, calling out people in power to prove his point

Talk about the importance and right to freedom of speech for individuals

Talked about his reason for the suspension and explained his side

Urging audiences of freedom of speech

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1. Baseball

2. Government Shutdown

3. Imelda and Humberto

4. Mormon Church

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3.

I've been feeling so tired this past month, which hasn't helped. Also, college apps are so tiring.

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1. Hamas; Israel

2. Day 8; The Government Shutdown

3. Bad Bunny

4. The Life of a Showgirl

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I want to be more organized with my work and just have more communication between staff overall. I feel like a lot of the issues such as missing deadlines, not turning in work, or even just confusion on certain assignments have stemmed from lack of communication at times between editors and staff. I want the staff to avoid missing deadlines as often and even not turning in work because it holds everyone back and nothing will get done.

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Want a new iPhone? This is the one to get.

Want the October newsmagazine? We need to be more productive.

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-iphone-is-our-favorite-smartphone/

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If you have an older phone that's beginning to feel slower, you may want to check the battery's health. A battery with depleted capacity can slow down your phone due to power-conservation features. If the iOS Battery Health screen shows the status "Performance management applied" or "Battery health degraded," consider having Apple replace the battery (which can cost up to $69 out of warranty) rather than investing in a new phone.

The iPhone 13 is a great phone for almost anyone. It offers many of the same features as the more expensive and identically sized iPhone 13 Pro model does, and it has similar all-day battery life, excellent cameras that include Night Mode for low-light photos, and a large screen in a not-too-large body. Compared with the more affordable iPhone SE, the iPhone 13 offers a longer-lasting battery, a larger screen, a better camera system, a faster processor, and an arguably nicer overall design. If you're considering the iPhone 13 Pro, the main improvement in that model is a third camera lens and small enhancements to the other two; the improved camera system mainly offers better pictures in low-light conditions but otherwise doesn't affect how the phone works most of the time and isn't worth the big jump in price for most people.

On the iPhone 13, most people should get the base 128 GB of storage-paying another $100 for 256 GB is probably overkill. If you're considering the maxed-out 512 GB version because of your usage patterns, you might be better off with an iPhone 13 Pro.

Apple's iPhone processors have always been fast-by some measurements, speedier than those of many laptops-and the A15 Bionic in the iPhone 13 continues that trend. We've rarely run into any speed problems on any iPhone over the past few years, and the increasingly faster speeds are almost academic at this point. It's reductive to say "any modern iPhone is fast enough," but, well, any modern iPhone is fast enough. The iPhone 13 has one fewer graphics-processing core than the iPhone 13 Pro, a difference that Apple says will result in about 30% slower speeds. But it's still a bit faster than the iPhone 12, where we never ran into graphics-processing issues.

In our experience, the battery life on the iPhone 13 easily got us through a full day. Even with a heavy day of playing Pokémon Go (a notorious battery hog) and live-tweeting Sunday-afternoon football, I was just about able to reach the end of the day before seeing the phone dip below 10% battery. If you don't want to or can't top off during the day, the iPhone 13's extra battery life compared with that of older or smaller iPhones can mean the difference between being able to use your phone into the evening or worrying about it going dead.

Our favorite camera feature on the iPhone 13-and a reason to seriously consider it over the iPhone SE-is Night Mode. Through a combination of longer exposure time and software processing, it allows you to take legitimately good photos at night or in other dark settings. Shots that previously would have been unusable now look good or even great, even with shockingly low light. The Pro versions have an added lidar sensor and wider-aperture lenses that let more light in, and we found that their Night Mode photos looked a little sharper and reproduced colors better. But what the iPhone 13 can do is impressive for capturing a shot you wouldn't have been able to in the past, even if the Pro and Pro Max do it a little better.

The iPhone 13, like the iPhone 12 and 11 before it, has a main 12-megapixel wide-angle camera lens and a 12-megapixel ultrawide lens, the latter of which lets you capture more of a scene. They're now arranged diagonally instead of stacked vertically (the iPhone 13 doesn't have a telephoto zoom lens like the iPhone 13 Pro does). Apple says the wide camera-the main camera for most shots-has a larger sensor that lets more light in. Most of the shots we took were pretty comparable between the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 13, especially in good lighting, but if you were to look closely at shots side by side, you might catch some differences.

Screen size

Height

Width

Thickness

Weight

iPhone 13 Pro Max

6.7″

6.33″

3.07″

0.30″

8.46 ounces

One of Apple's flagship features for the iPhone 13 lineup is Cinematic Mode. This video setting dynamically changes the focus in your shots, automatically swapping between what's in the foreground and the background based on factors such as whether the person in front is looking at the camera. Even more impressive: The mode allows you to change the focus after the fact, because all the depth data is stored in the video file. We found that the feature works (as long as you have good light; it struggles in low light), and it's undeniably neat. But we also think it's more of a party trick than something most people are likely to use with any sort of regularity. It's the kind of thing you might use when shooting a film, and if you're creating video content for an online audience, you may find a good use for it-just less so for home movies. Apple has also added new presets to the camera, called photographic styles, that allow you to use different color tone and warmth levels without altering skin tones.

The iPhone 13's OLED screen is a higher-quality display than that of the iPhone SE, with a resolution of 2532×1170 pixels. OLED provides better contrast and blacker blacks than LCD because pixels on an OLED display emit their own backlight, which can completely turn off while a pixel is displaying blacks; on an LCD, a single panel lights all of the pixels at once, regardless of the color each individual pixel is displaying. And the iPhone 13 has a higher maximum brightness level than the iPhone 12 at 800 nits (the unit of measurement for display brightness) versus 625 nits, but that isn't something you'd notice unless you were comparing the screens side by side.

One minor difference that is apparent across the entire iPhone 13 lineup is a smaller notch: The black blob at the top of the screen that houses the front-facing cameras and sensors is now narrower and just a hair taller. It's still more prominent than the "hole punch" cameras on many Android phones, but at least its size is moving in the right direction.

The entire iPhone 13 lineup supports 5G cellular networking, but that alone is not a reason for you to buy this ( or any) new phone. Although 5G is theoretically faster than LTE in optimal situations, it still comes with plenty of caveats. If you're in an area with the right 5G implementation, you might see blazing-fast speeds. Maybe. But carriers are still upgrading their networks with uneven results, and most people aren't seeing immediate speed boosts.

We still don't recommend that you take your phone into the pool or ocean, but the iPhone 13 does have an IP68 water-resistance rating, which means it can survive under 6 meters of water for half an hour, an improvement from 2 meters on the iPhone 11 and 1 meter on the iPhone SE. If you spill something on it or drop it in the sink, it's likely to survive without issue.

The iPhone 13 mini has the same processor, cameras, and design as the iPhone 13. It's just mini-er. The edge-to-edge OLED screen measures 5.4 inches on the diagonal, larger than the iPhone 7, 8, or SE's display, yet the body is about ¼ inch shorter and ⅛ inch narrower. For many people, this size will allow for one-handed typing, a better grip, or the ability to fit the phone into a pocket or purse that couldn't accommodate a larger one.

The 13 mini makes some trade-offs for that smaller size, with battery life at the top of the list. In the Geekbench diagnostic tests we ran, the battery lasted about 72% as long as the iPhone 13's. If you're planning on heavier use, make sure you have a way to charge up during the day. MagSafe, as mentioned above, is an option, although the iPhone 13 mini is limited to 12-watt charging rather than the 15-watt speed on the rest of the lineup. Additionally, some people may find the narrower on-screen keyboard to be too small, especially if they're coming from a larger screen.

To get fair comparisons, we ran battery stress tests with the Geekbench 4 diagnostic app. The larger iPhone 13 Pro Max lasted for 6 hours 58 minutes with the screen brightness turned all the way up, whereas the iPhone 13 survived for 5 hours 42 minutes in our measurements (you're likely to get many more hours out of your phone unless you're consistently using it for heavy-duty activities such as gaming). The larger body has its drawbacks, though, as many people will find the 13 Pro Max too big for their hands, their pockets, or both.

Most of the 13 Pro Max's features are identical to those of the "plain" iPhone 13. Its camera improvements sound great on paper, but many people wouldn't notice the difference, especially if they're not comparing its shots against those from other phones side by side. On the back it adds a third, f/2.8-aperture camera that offers 3x optical zoom and 15x digital zoom, and the main wide-angle and ultrawide lenses both have wider apertures to let more light in, which should help you take better photos, especially in dark environments. In practice, we found that the 13 Pro Max's Night Mode photos were a little sharper than those of the iPhone 13, with better color reproduction. (Unfortunately, due to the smaller aperture of the telephoto lens on the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max, compared with the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max, long-distance night shots from that camera aren't as good.) You can also take portraits in Night Mode, aided by the lidar scanner on the back of the phone. These features are great if you use your phone for high-level photography, and if you're discerning about photo and video quality, they may be important, and you may appreciate them.

The ability to take macro photos is unique to this year's Pro phones. When the macro mode works, it works well, but it's not perfect. As of the phones' release, the default wide lens automatically hands off to the ultrawide lens when you get close enough to an object. In well-lit situations, this process usually results in a nice close-up shot with lots of detail. However, in low light, the lens change can be problematic, as the ultrawide lens has a smaller aperture and lets in less light, and thus produces a worse shot at times. Without the ability to control which lens the camera uses, you may not be able to take the picture you want. Thankfully, Apple says that "[a] new setting will be added in a software update this fall to turn off automatic camera switching when shooting at close distances for macro photography and video."

ProMotion technology adjusts, in real time, the screen's refresh rate (how many times a second the screen updates) from 10 Hz up to 120 Hz, which is double the top rate of previous iPhone screens. When we compared the screens side by side, the 120 Hz display appeared smoother, but the difference may not be obvious to you if you don't know about it. The lower frame rate you get when nothing is moving on screen also helps to extend the battery life of the Pro phones over the standard models. But even with the Pro models' camera improvements, we think most people wouldn't miss these extras, and we can't say they're a reason to commit additional money (and pocket space) to this larger phone.

Apple plans to add the ability to shoot in ProRes, its advanced video format, to the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max in a future update. The 128 GB models will be limited to recording in 1080p at 30 frames per second; if you want to shoot in 4K, you'll need a larger-capacity model.

Despite its lower price, the iPhone SE should last you for years. It uses the same A13 Bionic processor as 2019's iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, and it ran apps and played games without any slowdowns or hiccups in our testing. And Apple has shown a commitment to extending the life of its iOS handsets through software updates for two or three years longer than equivalent Android phones like Google's Pixel series or Samsung's Galaxy series enjoy; 2015's iPhone 6s, for example, can still run 2021's iOS 15. We expect a similar lifespan for the iPhone SE.

Since the iPhone SE lacks Night Mode, its performance in taking low-light photos falls far short-if you take a lot of pictures at night or in dark environments, you'll be far happier with the iPhone 13 or iPhone 13 mini.

Other than the price, the iPhone SE's most appealing feature is its size. The 4.7-inch screen is small enough for most people to reach from the bottom-left corner to the top right with their thumb without adjusting their grip. With the smaller screen comes a smaller body, too: Measuring about a third of an inch shorter and about a sixth of an inch narrower than the iPhone 13, the iPhone SE fits comfortably in smaller hands and feels downright tiny in large hands. It's not as small as the iPhone 13 mini, though, and it has a lower screen-to-body ratio.

The iPhone SE (right) is similar to the iPhone 13 mini (left) in height and width, but because of the large bezel on the top and bottom, the screen is much smaller. Photo: Sarah Kobos

The back of the iPhone SE has only a single camera lens, not two or three like the iPhone 13 lineup. Photo: Sarah Kobos

The iPhone SE has just one camera lens; it's comparable (but not quite identical) to the wide-angle lens on 2020's iPhone 12, and it supports the background-blurring Portrait Mode (for people, not animals or objects). Since the iPhone SE lacks Night Mode, its performance in taking low-light photos falls far short-if you take a lot of pictures at night or in dark environments, you'll be far happier with the iPhone 13 or iPhone 13 mini. Although the front-facing camera on the iPhone SE has a lower megapixel count and can't record 4K video, we found its photos to be fine. And the iPhone SE is the only iPhone without Face ID that can take Portrait Mode selfies, a welcome feature.

Rather than offering the Face ID system for unlocking, the iPhone SE gives you a pressure-sensitive capacitive Home button and Touch ID fingerprint sensor to unlock your screen, confirm purchases, and authenticate you for various apps. Although Touch ID is fast, it can fail if you don't place your finger on it properly or if your finger is wet. In contrast, Face ID is generally seamless but can be inconvenient if your phone is in a position where placing your face in front of it is awkward (for example, if it's flat on a desk or in a stand or car mount) or if you're wearing a mask. One thing we definitely prefer Touch ID for is Apple Pay: Double-pressing and holding your finger on the Home button is more convenient than raising your phone to your face to pay.

The iPhone SE is rated for IP67 water resistance, less than the IP68 rating on the iPhone 13; the SE is tested to withstand being under 1 meter of water for 30 minutes, compared with 6 meters for the 13. Regardless, the SE should be impervious to splashing and incidental water damage, and it should be able to survive a drop in the pool, the tub, or-let's face it-the toilet. Note, however, that you shouldn't charge any phone until it's completely dry.

If you're on a tight budget, the 64 GB of storage on the iPhone SE may be fine. But if you take a lot of photos, or if you keep videos or a music library on your phone, consider doubling that storage space to 128 GB for only $50 more.

With thousands of hours testing phones and tablets, we know iOS and Android. We can help you decide which is better for you-or if it's even worth switching.

The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini are still very good phones that offer most of the same features as the iPhone 13 line. In fact, we'd be likely to recommend them, possibly even over the iPhone 13 line, if the price difference between the models were not so small. The 12 and 12 mini both have entry-level prices $100 lower than those of their 13 counterparts, but that's with only 64 GB of storage. Bump up to our recommended 128 GB, and the difference shrinks to $50. For a phone that you'll have for at least a couple of years, maybe longer, the newer phone is worth springing for unless you absolutely can't afford to.

The iPhone SE (right) is similar to the iPhone 13 mini (left) in height and width, but because of the large bezel on the top and bottom, the screen is much smaller. Photo: Sarah Kobos

The back of the iPhone SE has only a single camera lens, not two or three like the iPhone 13 lineup. Photo: Sarah Kobos

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If you have an older phone that's beginning to feel slower, you may want to check the battery's health. A battery with depleted capacity can slow down your phone due to power-conservation features.

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What is your opinion on school safety on campus (students)?

How is DPMHS making campus safer after these incidents?

How do you feel about Lake Balboa's decision to pull out from the Homecoming activities (DPMHS)

What was the reason why you decided to pull out from Homecoming activities (Lake Balboa)

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English teachers Francesca Gunther and Valerie Quiroga show each other's answers on whiteboards for a friendship game out in the grove during Fiesta Friday on Sept. 5. Students and staff participated in a game planned by the Leadership class to test how well pairs of friends know each other. "This game really made me enjoy Fiesta Friday," Gunther said.

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1. Publish only public/newsworthy information

2. Israel

3. C

4. Nobel Peace Prize

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1) Interactive Corner, Quizzes (Wing Span) (Liberty High School)

2) Editors Pick (The Mirror) (Van Nuys High School)

3) Games (The Muse) (Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts)

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1) The Louve

2) No Kings protest; 7,000,000 protestors

3) LA Dodgers & Toronto Blue Jays

4) $250 million ballroom

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Jenny Marquez wants to get her work done for her Political Science class. Will she lock in on time?

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/23/magazine/stavros-halkias.html

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Bad news: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/24/us/coast-guard-shots-fired-protest.html

It’s bad news because U.S. Coast Guards injured someone and raised serious safety concerns.

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I would check who posted it. Are they reliable source? What have they posted in the past?

I would check if other sources, especially reliable sources, have posted about this news. (Compare and contrast sources).

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1. https://superintendent.lausd.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=4387916&type=d&pREC_ID=2619404

2. https://boe.lausd.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=4429226&type=d&pREC_ID=2681347

3. https://www.danielpearl.org/about-us

4. https://pearlhs.lausd.org

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1. gerrymandering

2. Benjamin Netanyahu

3. SNAP Benefits

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Good: The design layout, the content

Needs Work: Spelling and grammar errors, Certain spacing

Next Time: More communication between staff, more copy editing,

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1. Dick Chainey

2. Prop. 50, it passed

3. Longest

4. Los Angeles Dodgers

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- Humans of Midtown

- Satire section

- "Head to Head"

- Different news sections (national, international, local, etc)

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1. flights

2. bill; government shutdown

3. BBC

4. typhoon

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1. Epstein

2. Margaret Taylor Green

3. Texas

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"A college freshman trying to fly from Boston to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving was instead deported to Honduras in violation of a court order, according to her attorney."

What makes this lead good was that it's straight to the point but also provides a solid idea as to what the article is about.

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College freshman, flying home for Thanksgiving surprise, is instead deported despite court order

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A college freshman trying to fly from Boston to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving was deported to Honduras in violation of a court order.

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1. Social Media: Ask people what they're top artist, song and/or album was

2. Top 10 songs/albums/artists that trended this year

3. Social Media: DPMHS Student Media 2025 Wrapped

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Students rapidly sell out over 100 tickets in excitement to attend the "Hollywood Under the Stars" homecoming dance in the gym.

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D. In the literature class, students read from "Hamlet" (put all titles in quotes) and the Bible (all titles go in quotes, except holy words from the Bible).

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Good

Writing

Photography/Artwork

Design layout

Needs work

Communication between staff writers and editors

Grammar and spelling mistakes

More planning to prevent procrastination

Next time

More communication between staff writers and editors

Copy edit spreads more

Plan ahead more to prevent any missed story or photo deadlines

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Unfortunately, a lot of the data concerning young adults don't surprise me. A lot of young adults are part of a generation that is obsessed with their phones and social media, so the consumption of news through social media and believing it instead of fact-checking tracks. I've seen a lot of young adults and teens not consume news as much as older adults, which is also shown in the data.

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U.S. adults under 30 follow news less closely than any other age group. And they’re more likely to get (and trust) news from social media.

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