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.Japanese Relocation during World War II"

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.Japanese Relocation during World War II"

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This article was about how during and after world war two people of Japanese descent were being discriminated against and how they were treated like prisoners and put into internment camps since the United States were fighting against Japan in World War Two. I feel bad for these people who had to go through this and this goes to show that discrimination has existed for a long time in this country and it's an ongoing issue and we all need to be united to put an end to discrimination.

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"SHOULD WE TERRAFORM MARS?" - Quoc Nguyen

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"SHOULD WE TERRAFORM MARS?" - Quoc Nguyen

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The article is mainly about the possibilities of terraforming Mars and should humans actually do it. Terraforming is a process which is to transform an environment to fit specific needs for a species. I love space exploration therefore traveling to other planets has always been my dream, that is the reason why I picked this article.

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Friday: Experts link teen brains' immaturity, juvenile crime - Emily Du

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Friday: Experts link teen brains' immaturity, juvenile crime - Emily Du

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The article "Experts link teen brains' immaturity, juvenile crime" by Malcom Ritter is about age being taken into consideration when talking about charging someone underage for a crime that they have committed, however, the author believes that rehabilitation is the way to go.  Personally, I believe that teens should not be charged as an adult, especially because they don't realize the consequences of their actions as the average adult with a fully developed brain would.  I am a teenager who is interested in the government system, being the way that it works.  These days, many people are pointing out the flaws within the system, and I think that it needs to be changed and fixed.

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“How a dog became mayor of a California town” by Matthew Cantor

AO1: This article is about how Mayor Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller II,a 6-year-old golden retriever, became mayor of a Californian town. When his brother had passed away during his second term of the spot, no one could take his place since he had no children. So they went on a search for any of his relatives and found Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller II. (even his other siblings are his security guards.)

AO4: I can relate to this article because I honestly myself think that my dogs are smart just like how Mayor Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller II is. They might be 4 or more years younger than him but they know all the basics for both being around 1 ½ years old.

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The article I read today was ¨´Our voices carry weight´¨: Young women of color lead activists charge¨. The author talks about the impact women of color have made when it comes to the protests going on during this pandemic. I think it´s great that these women are pointing out the obvious that others choose to ignore. Being oppressed can go more than one way, it isn´t always just about the color of someones skin, which is explained by one of the women leading a protest. Women especially women of color have been oppressed for a while now, the author explains this when talking about how their voices arent heard and are ignored. So these women finally stepping up once again to point out the flaws in the government and society itself shows how powerful they truly are and that the fear of speaking out doesn´t control them.

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My article today was called "The science behind mysterious orange skies in California" which also goes with my pollution theme, and basically scientists looked into

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The history of "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the Black anthem being played at NFL games

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The history of "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the Black anthem being played at NFL games

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The main idea of this article "The history of "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the Black anthem being played at NFL games" was to display the history of the Black national anthem and the significance of it being played and why it's being played at NFL games.

I think that this is good for the NFL that they are doing this because it shows what type of hardship that these people went through and it creates a bigger unification of equality.

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Quoc Nguyen - Strange chemical in clouds of Venus defies explanation. Could it be a sign of life? 

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Quoc Nguyen - Strange chemical in clouds of Venus defies explanation. Could it be a sign of life? 

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The article is about an astronomer who decided to go over a set of data that was about to be discarded, discovers something that could be the greatest achievement of mankind and space exploration.

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Kids are using their poetry in new ways to make their voices heard

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Kids are using their poetry in new ways to make their voices heard

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In this article, the author Hau Chu, brings up several points on how people under the age of 18 are rarely taken seriously about almost anything. Kids are rarely taken seriously even when they know things that they normally should know at the age of 16 and below. Kids are getting smarter, the world is changing, and yet people under 18 are still considered to be naive or are treated like they don;t know what they're talking about. In this article, it gives examples of some people finally accepting that kids understand whats going on in the world, probably better than most adults. My personal connection to the text is that even though I tell the truth most of the time, people think I'm lying or that I just don't understand. Trust me, I understand certain things VERY well, when I don't, it depends on how someone was explaining something to me.

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-Friday- a schools peace room aims to end fighting in the halls 

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the author lolly Bowen talks about how schools are using peace rooms to help with the violence on campus in her article titled “a schools peace room aims to end fighting in the halls” she talks about how this is the schools way of solving problems and it has shown a difference on campus. i thought this idea seemed like it could maybe be an alternative but i wasn't super sure but hearing how the students are impacted and how they believe its helped them makes me a lot more positive towards this ideas students and teachers both said how its improved the schools atmosphere and how it allows them to have a safe space to share their feelings and i think this is very important topic

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The article ¨ ´our voices carry weight´: young women of color lead activist charge¨ by Whitney Eulich is about how young women of color are being leaders against racism, and how they are changing the way people view what leadership is. I connect to this, because even know I am not a women like they are, I understand how they feel, and I think their voices are shunned too much. I definitely would like to see more leaders that were women of color.

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My article for today was titled ¨SETTLING A NEW WORLD: THE LOST COLONY OF ROANOKE ISLAND¨. This article is basically about A group of English colonizers from England  who colonized England and who´s main goal was to disrupt Spanish Shipping. They wanted full control over their goods and where they would go and how they were processedAfter reading the article I can see why the English had wanted to colonize and overthrow Spanish shipping but I feel as if it was slightly irrational. Although, at the time this might've been their best option and they might've seen it as they were doing good and stopping the system to benefit the people. - Alexcia Timmons

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In "Panel urges awareness of student-athlete mental health", Reuters expresses how many athletes suffer from mental illness and it is important for the the trainers to be able to recognize it and do what they can to help. I can personally relate to this article because I am a student-athlete who spends most of their time either at school or practice. This sometimes gets extremely stressful with homework, studying, and other things that may need to get done at home. I am also very passionate about the sport that I do so I can relate to some of the athletes in the article because even if I do realize something might be wrong, I would not would try not to let it affect my activity, even though for other people, mental checks and help is important to be talked about.

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25 years after Berlin Wall fell, division remains

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25 years after Berlin Wall fell, division remains

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My article for today was about how there is still a split between what was formerly East and West Berlin, 25 years after the Berlin Wall fell (It was published in 2014). This article was very interesting because I haven't really ever looked into what the lasting effects of the Cold War are. I've looked into the different third-world countries that were effected by the Cold War like Ethiopia and Afghanistan, but have never really learned about the countries that were formerly part of the USSR.

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The article I read today is called "Nigerian Boy Gains Fame With Dance Video as Stars Pay Homage" This article is about this 11 year old boy commonly known as Madu. You might've seen his very famous video of him dancing ballet in Nigeria. This video gained a bunch of views, so much so that celebrities such as Viola Davis, talked about it and even tweeted about it. Through this video, Madu was able to get a scholarship at the American Ballet Theatre in New York. Im really proud of Madu. I'm really happy he was able to get this opportunity. I had seen this video of him dancing before but I didn't know the follow up, of him getting a whole scholarship. I'm really proud of him as a fellow Nigerian, it's always good to bring your people up, because it's not easy. : )

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I did the article Teens are using TikTok to talk about mental health. This article was about how tik tok has become a safe space to open up about mental illness and other major struggles. I relate to this because I spend a lot of time on tik tok and I see a great deal of these videos on my fyp. They always have so many positive comments and so many people thanking the creator for opening up. Each creator has their own story and own struggles. I saw this one video where this really pretty girl told girls to stop wishing they looked like her because it wasn't real. She said she had countless cosmetic surgeries and struggled with an eating disorder. People praised her for being honest but she responded saying it was the right thing to do. She claimed that young girls have unreal expectations for their physical appearance because people lie about being all natural. She said she did not want to contribute to these young girls self hate.

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My article today was titled, "Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87" was about RBG and what she has done in her time on the Supreme Court and what happens now that she has passed. This article relates to me because she fought for women's rights on the Supreme court and now that she is gone who will do that? It personally scares me because I don't know if we are still going to go towards the same direction without RBG on the Supreme court.

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My article was “Thousands continue cry for social justice during March on Washington anniversary” by Aaron Morrison and Kat Stafford. It was about how Civil rights advocates began highlighting the scourge of police violence against Black Americans at a commemoration of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. They fought and protested for change. I really enjoyed this article. I have friends and family that have been to some of the BLM protests,and they say that it is amazing. Seeing everyone come together like that really makes me happy. I hope we will unite and a country and fight against police brutality and the social injustices happening today.

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Taylor Seymour- Friday article- "Want a revolution? It’s easy — go vote"

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Taylor Seymour- Friday article- "Want a revolution? It’s easy — go vote"

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Russell Glass' opinion piece "Want a revolution? It’s easy — go vote" explains the importance of registering to vote and actively taking part in the election, especially this year. I can relate to this article because this election could heavily affect the US. I have a cousin who didn't vote in 2016 and is now planning to vote third-party. This way of voting hurts the outcome of the election. By not voting, you get absolutely no show for it. Also, voting third-party this year might as well be voting for Trump. Anyone not voting for Biden is just giving Trump more votes. I fear what may happen to this country if Trump is given four more years. He has made it clear he lacks maturity and decency, especially recently in the debate. If more people register, maybe the outcome of the election will be better.

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my article today was

How "Black Lives Matter" became a U.S. protest cry

In this it talks about how the saying / hashtag black live matter got started and what it is about. It talks about how it got start by a young man and later on a year later it was used after two deaths. It tells us how big of a problem there is for there to even having a saying. The author uses information that most people mostly would not have known about when the movement is going on. Even i didn't know most of the history for the saying and thought it got started when the movements started happening. I think it good to learn about the history of it because it can be upsetting when someone doesn't know your history in way you are the same you are about something or even someone.

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My article for today was called, "Tabitha Brown and Other Black Creators Focus on Joy Amid Pandemic, trauma." This article was about how black creators are using their platforms and their following to spread positivity and shed light on the situations of the world. My personal connection to this article is being a follower of Tabitha Brown myself. I've actually made some of her recipes and I think what she is doing is really great for our world. I've seen her following grow overtime and it is truly inspiring.

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Friday- "Girl scouts to sell new cookie in 2021 as sales stay online due to COVID 19"

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Friday- "Girl scouts to sell new cookie in 2021 as sales stay online due to COVID 19"

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Despite having to get rid of in person contact when it comes to handling cookies, the girl scouts still manged to came up with a new cookie flavor and will continue to see cookies online. I personally connected to this because during corona many things have had to switch to online like school and sports. This connects to my other articles because they all discuss peoples opinions and way of handling things in what the world has become today.

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Friday- "Girl scouts to sell new cookie in 2021 as sales stay online due to COVID 19"

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Friday- "Girl scouts to sell new cookie in 2021 as sales stay online due to COVID 19"

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Friday's Article - "Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort" by Andrea Sachs

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Friday's Article - "Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort" by Andrea Sachs

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This article talks about Company and Barney, two golden retrievers, who work at Children's National Hospital in Washington D.C. helping kids relax and give them comfort.
I know that my dogs make me feel better and less stressed when I have been having a bad day, I can bet these kids are scared or obviously not feeling well, so it is awesome that this program makes it where these dogs can comfort them and help them relax so that they can focus on getting better.

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Friday's Article- How video games are teaching the world to speak English

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Friday's Article- How video games are teaching the world to speak English

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The main idea of the article, "How video games are teaching the world English" is that things you do in everyday life is teaching you useful things that you will need in the future. I can relate to this because I also learned from video games when I played; however, I do not play anymore because I don't have the time throughout my day to be playing games. My brothers on the other hand are learning a good amount of English that I didn't know at their age because they are playing video games all day.

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Chloe Rice - Friday Article - "An aurora that lit the night sky above the Titanic might be the reason it sank"

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Chloe Rice - Friday Article - "An aurora that lit the night sky above the Titanic might be the reason it sank"

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This article was about how, the night the Titanic sank, an aurora was shining in the sky above it and it could've interfered with their communication systems. My personal connection I feel to this article is the fact that I used to be like majorly obsessed with the Titanic and I don't know why. I wasn't like weird about it, I just would read about it a lot. It is still very interesting to me, but I'm like obsessed anymore.

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"What's a sporting event look like in an empty stadium?" By the Washington Post. This story talks about how teams in all kinds of leagues are making changes to stop the spread of Covid and playing with no fans. In my opinion all the leagues that are playing or have played have done a great job with everything like Adam Silver the commissioner of the NBA he had the great idea to have a bubble for the NBA and they've gone over 3 months with 0 positive tests which to me is amazing.

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Friday's Article: Amazon 'Women Warriors' Show Gender Equality, Forest Conservation Go Hand in Hand

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Friday's Article: Amazon 'Women Warriors' Show Gender Equality, Forest Conservation Go Hand in Hand

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In this article, it talks about a group of Indigenous Guajajara women that likes to be thought of as warriors helps their land in Brazil and helps protect their forest from deforestation and climate change. At first, men was given this task but it was proven to be difficult for them so some women stepped up to help and this was the start of the Indigenous Warrior Women. They go through many difficulties though, mostly revolving around gender inequality as these women have been threatened, attacked and killed at some point on patrol. But with a strong mentality they continue to protect their forest and land. However, things seem to have gotten a bit difficult now that they are trying to stay safe from COVID-19 but still trying to protect the forest. This article is a very inspiring article that shows that gender doesn't matter for what you choose to be or do in life. With a strong mentality, you can complete your goals in life and do you. As a young women, this is a very motivating article as well as good in informing of what is happening around the world too.

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" Can artificial crowd noise during pandemic match the thrill of packed stadiums" discusses the changes that have to be made due to the pandemic.  Broadcasters have made apps that allow fans to choose their crowd reactions that get played through the speakers to help keep the players encouraged.  I relate to this because when I have games, it is always more fun to have a crowd there. 

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" Can artificial crowd noise during pandemic match the thrill of packed stadiums" discusses the changes that have to be made due to the pandemic.  Broadcasters have made apps that allow fans to choose their crowd reactions that get played through the speakers to help keep the players encouraged.  I relate to this because when I have games, it is always more fun to have a crowd there. 

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Chloe Rice - Thursday Article - What are Antibodies?

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Chloe Rice - Thursday Article - What are Antibodies?

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This article is basically about what antibodies are and how they help us when we are sick or if we have a "foreign" specimen/object in our body. It also says that they can identify the foreign thing because it has antigens. I personally connect to this article because I once had a disease that could've been fatal so my body had to produce a ton more antibodies to get rid of it.

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How a dog became mayor of a California town- Makennah Farnsworth

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How a dog became mayor of a California town- Makennah Farnsworth

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The main idea of the article, "How a dog became mayor of a California town" is about how you should never underestimate the ordinary. I can not necessarily relate to this article personally but there was something that happened that was the same idea as the dog being mayor. In the way I can somewhat relate to this is how Kanye West went to run for mayor; however it was as a joke and he didn't become president.

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The article, "Hospitals make backyard jams for patients" discusses how music therapy is used to help sick patients.  It takes their mind off of it, and helps teach them new important skills. I feel like I can connect to this because music helps me through a lot of things too. 

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The article, "Hospitals make backyard jams for patients" discusses how music therapy is used to help sick patients.  It takes their mind off of it, and helps teach them new important skills. I feel like I can connect to this because music helps me through a lot of things too. 

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Wednesday: Amendment strips Massachusetts inmates of the right to vote - Emily Du

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Wednesday: Amendment strips Massachusetts inmates of the right to vote - Emily Du

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The article "Amendment strips Massachusetts inmates of the right to vote" by WGBH is about protests and disagreement on whether or not prison inmates should have the right to vote, causing the grassroots campaign to fight for their rights to vote.
I believe that non-violent prisoners should have the right to vote.  Just because the violent ones do not, and have hurt so many people, those who have not should not be punished as well.  Because this could have an impact on my future along with many others, I care about this topic, and I have been interested in the government system's flaws recently.

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I did the article U.S. government cites security risks to ban WeChat, TikTok from app stores. This article was about how the U.S. government decided to ban Tik Tok and WeChat because they were 

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Today I read the article "Bluer skies, less greenhouse gas. What happens after the pandemic?". The article spoke about how the pandemic and climate change are intricately connected, and how we can work on lessening the impact of global warming during this pandemic. The author got the reader to connect and understand why climate change should be acted on during the pandemic, as pollution has gone down a bit during quarantine. This article highlights how we should sacrifice some stuff to help save the Earth from total destruction.

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::Wednesday Article::              -Jade Chanphouang

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::Wednesday Article::              -Jade Chanphouang

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The article I read today was ¨Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort" written by Andrea Sachs from Washington Post. This article was about two golden retrievers, Company and Barney, work at Children´s National Hospital in Washington DC and they travel all around the hospital all day to comfort the kids both physically and emotionally, and accompany them when the kids are undergoing certain procedures. These dogs also have a live TV broadcast called ¨Yappy Hour" where they do activities and dog trivia with all the kids in the hospital.

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The article I read today was called The history of "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the Black anthem being played at NFL games and it was about how the NFL wants to make it to were they do not sing the national anthem anymore before the game but to sing the black anthem because the national anthem talks about how he hates that the blacks are fighting for there rights. I think this is a good idea because it will bring use a nation one step closer to equality but I also do not think the national anthem should be forgotten because its apart of history and how will we learn from it if it get forgotten.

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Ari Aakre - Dolphins can learn from their peers how to use shells as tools

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Ari Aakre - Dolphins can learn from their peers how to use shells as tools

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This article is about dolphin behavior and how they learn from not only their mothers, but their peers and what they have in their surroundings. I like this article a lot because dolphins are one of my favorite animals and animal behavior in general is an interest of mine. The article includes a bunch of data and factual information, but all of this information adds extra information not only for fact, but for interest. In general this is just a very interesting article that I enjoyed reading.

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The article I read today was called "Tracking pollution with sensors in Chicago yields surprising results", and it was basically about a group of volunteer pollution hunters tracking air quality in Chicago by strapping devices to the chest, connected to a smartphone and assuming it would be decent, results showed there were lung-damaging matters in the air that could cause many health issues. No one agrees that this is reliable enough yet, but people are still encouraging everyone to experiment on their own. I believe climate change has been a big problem for awhile now, but it continues to get worse, and this generation is really being vocal about these issues. I, myself am really passionate about saving the planet as well and I think it's terrible how bad it's become.

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My article for today is "Why 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Still Touches Millions" This article talks about how much affects this generation, what the show portrays, how we can really connect with it escpecially during these times. I really like this article because it's really good at connecting. Connects the actions in the show, like the Fire Nation literally taking over everywhere and everything, and comparing it to colonization and genocide. I also like how they talked about how the second voice actor for Uncle Iroh really got into his role and how shocking it was for him too see how significant his character was to a lot of people.

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my article for today was titled "Negligence probed in deadly Beirut blast amid public anger" this article talked about the recent explosion that happened in Beirut and explains the damage it has caused and how it has affected the people. of course many of them being people in mourning over the event and people who are very upset that it happened and the fact that it could have been preventable.  I also agree with the people who were affected by the blast, especially since the entire disaster could have been avoided. People lost their homes and many, their lives. They will forever be in recovery and always affected by this. its sad.

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In today's article,
Kelli Kennedy assesses "Controversy plagues school mental health screening" by providing all kinds of information and research to present why schools should have mental health screenings. I can personally relate to this because I know some people who would benefit from some of these screenings and I know it might help them a lot especially if  they cant get that kind of attention at home. I think that mental health screenings should be an affordable opportunity for every single school to have so that kids who need help can receive it.

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"Why glass frogs have see-through skin becomes clear in study" By Nicola Davis

Today's article is about a discovery of why this species of frog have see-through skin. And the reason is exactly like other species of frog, to camouflage on leaves.  However, the difference between the Glass Frog and other types of frog is that the Glass frogs can change its brightness to match the type of leaf it is on. To me personally, I find frogs to be disgusting, and I'm sure that many others will agree. However, I think that the see-through frog is very interesting due to the fact that its not everyday that you get to see an animal that has its organs on display while its still living.

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The article I read about today was titled," Boycott: NBA playoff games called off amid player protest over police shooting" and it talked about how the NBA players postponed their playoff games to protest against the hooting of Jacob Blake. This text connects to me because I personally support famous athletes and big sport teams using their platform to speak out and push for changes that are important. It also inspires me to use me being an athlete to my advantage to speak out for things that are right.

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the article "The African cartoonists drawing themselves into the story" is about how "Afropolitan Comics" is used to explore all types of stories that involve Africans and black people. I like this because like some of the artists that make these comics, I too feel like in media black people are not shown in the best way. So to see different stories of black people made by black people , whether they are fictitious or real, is a great sight to see.

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I did the article U.S. government cites security risks to ban WeChat, TikTok from app stores. This article was about how the U.S. government decided to ban Tik Tok and WeChat because they were supposed security risks. Personally I spend a lot of time on Tik Tok. I think it's a very popular app right now.  This app getting banned would affect  my everyday life. I feel like it would affect a lot of people's everyday lives. It is such a positive outlet for so may. Whether you're creating content or enjoying it. I think this app has helped a lot of people through rough patches. i just wish it could continue to help people.

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Today the article I decided to read was ¨A 13-year-old ´regular kid´ with a stutter gives inspiring Democratic convention speech¨. This article was about a boy named Brayden Harrington voicing his opinion on this years election as well as him explaining his connection with Biden and how he personally has helped him with one of his greatest insecurities. Which was his stutter. Personally, I don´t like either of our candidates this year, but I can´t do much about it because I can´t even vote. However, I see why people have gained some sort of empathy and support for Biden. I also admire this kids strength to speak out about his personal views and overcoming one of his greatest insecurities/fears in the process of doing so. It takes a lot of courage to do that and I wish I was strong enough to do something as bold as that.

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Today's article "Fortnite" maker sues Apple, Google after game's removal from app stores, was about In the "Fortnite" maker sues Apple, Google after game's removal from app stores, by Washington Post, Epic games, the company that had created Fortnite, had sued Apple and Google after removing their game from their app stores due to the actions that Epic games took that had violated the rules. All that concerns me is that Fortnite was a part of people’s lives and this battle is not related to them. Also, that Fortnite was such an interesting game that I would like to play on my phone, and not being able to play it make, this may cause people to hate or not support Google's and Apple's marketplaces.

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My Wednesday article is called "Thousands continue cry for social justice during March on Washington anniversary". Aaron Morrison wrote this article with the main idea that civil rights activists have been waiting a long time and continue fighting for justice. For years and years there have been so many civil rights protests and rallies. Now with everything still going on, another march has been carried out. Living in America, I am surrounded by everything going on concerning the movement spoken about in this article. Although I don't know firsthand, I can still empathize and try to help however possible. I can't ignore these issues like some people may try to. They are part of some people's everyday lives and although I can't understand I can listen. I am personally responsible for listening and doing as much as possible.

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-Wednesday- Teen activists score mental health days for Oregon students

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-Wednesday- Teen activists score mental health days for Oregon students

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the author Sarah Zimmerman published an article called “Teen activists score mental health days for Oregon students”  after Oregon's high rate of suicides teens push for a bill allowing students mental health days hoping to encourage students to get the help they need  i think something like this should be implemented in all school systems. it might not seem like something that important but it's important for students to get the help they need and speak out about what's going on.

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Today I chose the article “NBA announces social justice and voting initiatives as games resume” by Ben Golliver. This article talks about how the NBA took a stand against the social injustices that are happening today. They are doing their best to give a voice to the people. This article means a lot to me because I play basketball, and I also watch the games with my brother. I really like the message that they are conveying, and I think it is a good message for my brother to see and learn about.

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Wednesday: Why "Avatar: The Last Airbender" Still Touches Millions

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Wednesday: Why "Avatar: The Last Airbender" Still Touches Millions

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As seen in the title I added, today's article was about how "The Last Airbender" still manages to emotionally touch millions of people after years of the series' ending (The Legend of Korra not included). The article talks about how people are feeling about the over all emotionally deep story and it's cultural references made by each of the four nations. Going along side the emotional parts of the story-line, I don't believe that the end of "The Tales of Iroh" was meant to be filler because it honors his first voice actor, Mako, and reveals why he treats Zuko as if he were his own son. It also reveals how Ozai became Fire Lord even though that role was supposed to go to Iroh. ALTA was a huge part of my young childhood, same goes for each of my siblings. Over all, the series is severely underrated.

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McCarthyism: Witch Hunting and Blacklisting in 1950s America

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McCarthyism: Witch Hunting and Blacklisting in 1950s America

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This article was about the Red Scare. It talks about the history behind McCarthyism and what actually happened during the Red Scare. It also talks about how the Red Scare and McCarthyism has affected modern America. I thought this was a very interesting article because I had never really looked into the Red Scare like I have with other Cold War topics such as Vietnam. I think that it was very interesting how McCarthy rose to such a position of power but flew a little too close to sun and quickly became unpopular.

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Wednesdays Article- Teen Inventor Wins Awards for Technology That Could Save Kids Lives

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Wednesdays Article- Teen Inventor Wins Awards for Technology That Could Save Kids Lives

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This article is about a 15 year old teenager who has come up with an invention that could help save babies lives. So many babies have died in hot cars and this invention that has been made by 15 year old Pranavh can help prevent the deaths of babies dying in hot cars. He has created a device that will send out alerts to parents phone and possibly higher authorities if need be. Pranavh has won multiple awards for his invention that he states all started out as just an idea. I think this is such a good idea because this invention could help save so many lives and could help parents feel better knowing about this invention. I hope this invention takes off because these are the inventions that people need right now. -Marissa McCann

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¨Australian wildfires pumped to record  heights¨

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¨Australian wildfires pumped to record  heights¨

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The article talks about how wildfires effect the stratosphere and displaced the ozone layer causing the Earth to have no layer to protect us fr

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The article doesn't just talk about BTS and their new worldwide popular song. It talks about their struggles and why they wrote the song. They were planning on making an English song for a while, but they decided to release it now because of everything that is happening in the world right now.

I personally listen to their new song "Dynamite" all the time. It is so cheerful and very relatable. So are a lot of their other songs. They talk about how society tries to hold us back and that we don't have to fit in other's mold. They give the message out to love yourself and to love others. And they also help many people, including me, to become more positive. And I feel like that is the main message that stands out to people around the world.

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The article, "Our Voices Carry Weight: Young Women of Color Lead Activist Charge." was about how young women of color are stepping up and fighting for equality and also how crucial their role in this movement will be for a change to occur. The author includes different examples of inspiring women who have made change which I think made the article really empowering.  I connected to this article because being a minor in this generation has really changed my aspect and views on our society and I was able to connect with the views of the women mentioned in this article.

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Tuesdays Article "NBA announces social justice and voting initiatives as games resume"

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Tuesdays Article "NBA announces social justice and voting initiatives as games resume"

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This article was about the discussion between the players and high league officials to help bring a change to help fight against social injustice following the Jacob Blake shooting. Personally I watch the NBA and to see players fighting for something good is great to see. Players are now using their platforms to bring awareness for change and it has caught a lot of peoples attention which I am very glad to see.  -Marcus Gradillas

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Wednesday Article- A black woman faces prison because of a Jim Crow-era law

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Wednesday Article- A black woman faces prison because of a Jim Crow-era law

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my article talked about how Lanisha Bratcher was convinced of a crime , which was her voting in 2016. She had no idea that she couldn't vote after an she got in trouble with the law a few years because she voted. This law was still there because of the Jim Crow laws but in North Carolina you have to be proven you did it on purpose to even be convinced of it. She had to leave her job due to her missing so many days to deal with this problem. After she found it really hard to find a new job. also her family and friends found out about all this because it got post on social media before being able to deal with the problem because she didn't was her girls to know what was going on at the time.

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my article was "Naomi Osaka made sure black lives mattered at the U.S Open. It is about how before each match, she would wear a mask with a name of a black victim to police brutality. I liked this article because Naomi Osaka is someone I look up to, and her experience with Trayvon Martin is similar to mine with George Floyd.

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The article " Our voices Carry weight" is about how women of color are not expressed enough to society and that they are discriminated against but no one really has done anything to help prevent this. Women created marches that influenced people to stride alongside their ideals to stop the discriminatory acts against women of color. Even young activists such as Jay'dha Rackard have gone to create a peaceful children's march against acts of police brutality and equal rights. I know that I am not a female but I am a person of color I understand the complications and acts towards us as a community. The fact that these women have taken leadership and provided awareness has been influential towards people and myself included.

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In Newsela staff's "How to be a Good Friend", it explains how to have a strong, lasting friendship in your life.  I personally connect to this because I view friendships as one of the best things in the world.  Everyone should have some friendship that is strong because it deeply changes your life.  Friends will always come and go, but it's the experience and memories you make with them is what matters the most.  Even if that's the case, friends you're very close to would be more likely to try to stay.  And this article hits the nail right on the head with ideas and ways to make a good, strong friendship.  Definitely would recommend if you want a few pointers because friendships can always grow and get better.

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Wednesday: "Teen inventor wins awards for technology that could save kids' lives" - Marc Narducci

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Wednesday: "Teen inventor wins awards for technology that could save kids' lives" - Marc Narducci

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This article discusses how a teenager, named Pranavh Joshua Vallabhaneni, developed a device that can save a kid from being forgotten inside of a car. The device sends out alerts when the car reaches different temperature thresholds. He was able to go to a national competition as a freshman and win first place i the freshman competitors and the best safety device award. The teen is now looking to talk with car manufactures to make the device easily accessible to everyone.

I am able to relate to this article because I have a younger brother and younger siblings, and I couldn't imagine anything happening to them. This is also what Pranavh thought when he created the device, so I am able to relate to him a little more.  - Wesley Smith

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Wednesday: "Recalling a time when the color of your skin meant you paid to vote."

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Wednesday: "Recalling a time when the color of your skin meant you paid to vote."

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The main idea of this article was that voting for African Americans during the 19th and 20th centuries was unfair and continues to be a problem today, 50 years later. I feel that this can connect to everyone right now in America because the presidential election is taking place, and with that comes voting. Though none of us can vote yet, I am sure that if we look hard enough, this racial prejudice can still be seen; however, I hope that it will continue to be fought against so a change can be made.

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Wednesday- "Why more states are giving juvenile offenders a second chance"

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Wednesday- "Why more states are giving juvenile offenders a second chance"

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This article addresses the issue of harsh prison sentences given to the youth. The article shows the reader how the juvenile system has evolved over the years and how it has improved. Over the years many solutions have been presented for the problem and many states have been able to fix the harsh juvenile sentences. For example, Missouri switched to "community-based alternative" which means the youth has an option to get home detention, day and evening reporting centers, and treatment programs instead of the cruel prison sentence. This change has decreased the rate of young people returning to prison.

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Wednesday "Burger King launches ad campaign of Whopper consumed by mold" by Washington Post

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Wednesday "Burger King launches ad campaign of Whopper consumed by mold" by Washington Post

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The article discusses Burger King's marketing campaign which had recently aired a commercial which showed one of their burgers rotting. This was to show Burger King's push for more natural ingredients in their food. At first I was questioning the need for showing a rotting burger for a commercial. Then I realized how smart of a move it was because it gives consumers and viewers that what they're seeing is "real food" and not food that is artificially preserved. It goes to show the recent move for more healthy food and the public's awareness for what we are consuming and in general I see that as a positive. - Andrew Haynes

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Wednesday: High Schoolers Demanding Black History and More Black Authors

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Wednesday: High Schoolers Demanding Black History and More Black Authors

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My article was about students going to schools and trying to convince them to change the curriculum to include more black history and authors. I feel that I have missed out on learning that part of history, which is difficult to accept. Our country needs change right now, and I feel like this is a great place to start.

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The main idea of ¨NASA´s spacesuits have a gender problem; these women are fixing it¨ by Christian Science Monitor is that NASA is still mostly male-dominated, and there are still gender inequalities that women are working towards fixing. My unique and personal connection to the text is how much I can relate to their situation. I have seen gender inequality first hand, whether that be in third grade when the teacher wanted a big strong boy to take out the trash rather than a girl, or a robotics club that was completely male-dominated, and women weren´t given many opportunities to join, or it was simply frowned upon. I have also experienced how much this has gotten better, and how much the world has progressed, but we still have a long way to go.

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Wednesday: "How video games are teaching the world English"

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Wednesday: "How video games are teaching the world English"

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The main idea was that children who like to play video games can often learn the English language more efficiently than in school as it captures their attention in a different way. I felt personally connected to this text because so many people in our generation need help learning English and it can be difficult but video games are a fun way of learning. I thought it was cool that studies found the good in gaming considering so many kids spend their free time doing that. Normally authors speak on the fact that its unhealthy so it was good to see it from a different view.

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Wednesday - Human connection bolsters immune system; that's why it's important to be kind

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Wednesday - Human connection bolsters immune system; that's why it's important to be kind

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This article summarizes many studies on the effects of isolation and solitude on the human body. All studies found that people who are isolated or had few interactions were more likely to die earlier, have high blood pressure, chronic inflammation, and weakened immune systems. Then the author connects this to corona and how it is very important to connect with those you love during this time to keep yourself and others healthy.
I personally can relate to this, missing people and being stuck inside my house for months is not good for anyone. It can be hard to be positive when you are alone. This article really sheds light on how some lifestyles can make someone sick. In the article it was said that people who live alone have a 39% greater chance of dying before someone who lives with someone else.

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“Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort” by Andrea Sachs

1. AO1: This article is about how Barney and Company go to hospitals to comfort kid patients to help their stay a little less scary. All the dogs have name tags, a picture of them and are all very well trained.

2. AO4: My personal connection to this article is that my dogs are always there to comfort me, whether I'm sick or sad. My dogs will always come next to me and either do something funny or come and lay next to me.

(Company on the left, Barney on the right)

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Wednesday- Hurricane Sally " Storm Hits gulf coast with "Life Threatening floods" 

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Wednesday- Hurricane Sally " Storm Hits gulf coast with "Life Threatening floods" 

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In this article it talks about the huge category 2 storm that hit on September 16th and had the standing water being measured in feet instead of inches. My personal connection is that my family and friends has been effected by hurricane sandy. Also i had a family member who got a lot of the heavy rain in Florida from the storm and they were waiting to see if the storm would turn at all. I think this storm was very scary to read about and i can not even imagine how scary it really was to be there during a top 5 placing storm. - rosie allan

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Chloe Rice - Wednesday - Strange Chemical in the clouds of Venus defies Explanations. Could it be a sign of Life?

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Chloe Rice - Wednesday - Strange Chemical in the clouds of Venus defies Explanations. Could it be a sign of Life?

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This article is basically about how scientists discovered a strange chemical smell on Venus, which could represent a sign of life. It also talks about how Venus wasn't the first planet that this happened to. The personal connection I feel to this article is that it is about science and I love science. It's also about Venus and I have always had a strange interest in Venus. I've done multiple volunteer "projects" on it.

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Wednesday - Teen activists score mental health days for Oregon students 

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Wednesday - Teen activists score mental health days for Oregon students 

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This article talked about how Oregon students pushed for a law that would require schools to treat mental health the same as physical health. The school now allows "mental health days" just like sicks days. This conversation sprung up following the suicide of multiple students.

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Women's rights and roles in the 1800s - Lily Perrigo

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Women's rights and roles in the 1800s - Lily Perrigo

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This article was about what it was like to be a woman in America in the 1800s. How religion changed the setting of the traditional family unit from men dominating over their wives to women and men being equal in the household setting. These rights didn't even apply to all women, they only applied to upper-class white women. Our history needed strong women to fight for the rights of American women. This article was also tied together with the abolitionist movement to end slavery. It shows how oppressed groups in American history rose up and fought for equality for future generations.

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I read the article "Why 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' still touches millions." The central idea of this article is that the show has gained more popularity and how the events of the show can be related to today's events. The article also touches on how the show had so much representation unlike other pieces of western media. I really enjoyed this article as I grew up on Avatar, and I really hope that the future generation is able to learn and become influenced by this masterpiece of a show.

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Wednesday's Article- Research offers mixed messages on social media 

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Wednesday's Article- Research offers mixed messages on social media 

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The central idea of the article is that social media is causing more mental problems for teens. That it is not good to be on it 24/7 because it can cause anxiety, sleeping problems, along with having troubles with confidence. My connection to this is that I have been under that pressure to act as though I have a perfect life, when in reality I don't. It takes an emotional toll on you, that and your not being honest with yourself and the life your living at that point. Social media is addicting and I have trouble trying to get off my phone at times because I don't want to be bored. Though boredom causes creativity which can be used in different ways, boredom should be more common as bad as it sounds. It helps your brain develop and come up with new activities to do.

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"Dolphins can learn from their peers how to use shells as tools" by Jack J. Lee is about a dolphin behavior called shelling which dolphins use to catch prey, and scientists are debating whether or not it is learned from peers or whether the dolphins pick it up from their environment. My personal connection to the text is that I think dolphins are really interesting and their ingenious and obscure hunting techniques are funny and amazing.  It is also really cool how 1 dolphin can come up with something like shelling, and then the technique can spread with teaching, just like humans.

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This article talks about this 11 year old girl, Wendy, going through her family immigrating to the US. She mentions her fears and hopes while on the journey and once they crossed, She was put into a government immigration center which follows on to discuss what it was like there for her and the others put in with her. It states that she was put into a big room with no windows along with many other girls and women. She was there for four days with only ham and cheese sandwiches, water, and aluminum foil used as a blanket. I can personally relate to this because my step-dad’s family immigrated here as well as my mom’s family. My step-dad always mentions how hard it was to go to a new school knowing only Spanish and how difficult it was for his mom as well. A few years ago he got his citizenship. I was with him throughout the whole process and he explained every detail to my sister and I.

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Kylie Higgs - Wednesday - Thousands cry for social justice during March on Washington anniversary

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Kylie Higgs - Wednesday - Thousands cry for social justice during March on Washington anniversary

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This article overall is about a march that took place on the same day Martin Luther King Jr. made his "I have a Dream" speech and how we need to reform the police and have voting rights protected. My connection with this article is that I feel we should be giving people their basic rights by now. There is no reason for someone to be killed over skin color and not have their voting protected. Especially because the march was on Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech it really connected to me emotionally because of how upsetting it is. The world needs to do better.

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Gulls: Winning-est team in San Francisco Bay Area baseball, By, Linda Wang. This story talks about how seagulls have affected ballplayers in the bay area. For me as a ballplayer I get easily distracted especially when I am in the outfield. When the other team isn't hitting so well you get bored just standing out there and for me I do and then my eyes start to wonder around and I lose focus in the game. In Arizona we don't really have a bird problem so I don't have to worry about that. However, when I go maybe out of state for a tournament and go play in  California this might be a problem for me. This will always be something that I keep in the back of my mind while playing over there.

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In todays article "Sick kids get a dose of K9 comfort" it was overall about how a lady named Allison Proctor would bring in therapy dogs and allow them to go around comforting ill children when they are going through procedures and treatments. I thought this story was cool because people have found ways to help sick kids when stressed out in the hospitals.

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Today's article is " Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort" which is about these golden retrievers who are facility dogs that go around to patients rooms and comfort them when they need it. There are patients who aren't allowed to have family come and visit them so the trained dogs help them get through what they need to get through. I am able to relate to this article because I had a relative that was actually in the hospital for treatments and she would call my mom talking about how there was dogs that would go around and be there for the patients. She would say how the dogs helped her because none of us were allowed to go up and visit her and plus we were all busy since we had school and work. Overall I think this is a great story and I recommend that people read about how dogs are useful to the human body.

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Wednesday's Article: Fans Hope Marvel Comic Book Improves Native Representation 

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Wednesday's Article: Fans Hope Marvel Comic Book Improves Native Representation 

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In this article, it talks about how in Marvel comic books, Native Americans have always been portrayed with the same main two archetypes that they usually fall into. So with Native American History Month coming up in November, Marvel is planning to release an anthology called "Marvel Voices: Indigenous Voices #1" which would revisit some of Native Americans characters in comics and make them more diverse. I find this as a great way to start changing and be more equal with all types of characters in comics, race or gender. And though they do have a long way to go, it's a good start to showing Native Americans more recognition than what has been shown in Marvel's comic books.

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The central idea of the article, "Teen siblings send cards to tell health care workers they're heroes" is to never take people in advantage, always be grateful no matter what. I am able to connect to this article because I have also written thank you cards to people who risk their lives each and everyday because I read something about it and I felt like it was the right thing to do. I love the fact that there is people with such good hearts to go and make a card to help motivate other people. Overall a great article, and would recommend people to read it.

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The article I chose today was ¨Sick kids get a dose of canine comfort¨ and it is about these two golden retrievers Barney and Company that work as facility dogs in a hospital to comfort kids in neeed

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"Fortnite" is Netflix's biggest competition, not HBO
AO1- The effect that Fortnite has on people is much more than Netflix’s and this negatively affects them, more than their main competitor, which is HBO.
AO4- This concerns me because it does not only proves my point, that technology had such a huge impact on our lives and time management, but it makes me think of how hard it will be effective on people that plays it on a daily basis after it got deleted from Google Play, and Apple’s App Store.

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The article I chose today was ¨Dealing With Stress and Stress and Strong Emotions¨. This article was basically about how stress is created in many different situations, and how a person usually responds to those feelings. They give information of the different types of stress that a person can go through based on certain situations brought forth to them. These types include environmental stress, internal/anticipatory stress, or major longer-term/short-term stress. As well as giving information of how to deal with them. I really likes this article because personally, I deal with a lot of stress myself and it correlates with the other articles I have chosen which deal with some modern day problems and fear. I feel like stress is something that can suffocate a person depending on their situation.

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QUOC NGUYEN //  "How will astronauts poop on the moon? NASA challenge aims to flush this mystery" by Live Science

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QUOC NGUYEN //  "How will astronauts poop on the moon? NASA challenge aims to flush this mystery" by Live Science

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This article is about a challenge posted by NASA to design a new space toilet for astronauts, that would work on the ISS and in the future the Lunar Lander, the rewards are 20k 1st place, 10k 2nd place, and 5k third place.

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The article I focused on today was tittled “Austraillia fires pumped smoke to record height” it basically lists data from a recent wildfire in australia that has caused record  breaking amounts of damage to not only the surface but to our atmosphere as well. The smoke was so bad it created whirls and storms of fire and smoke clouds that created their own lightning. I read another article about the cali fires and their orange skies and its crazy to think how much damage can be caused by a simple wildfire.

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The article I read today was "In South Korea, even pop stars must serve mandatory military duty". This article was talking about how every man in South Korea has to serve at least 23 months in the military. This amount of time might go down depending on the large growth of the population. But this also includes BTS serving time. I feel that the author was a little persuasive as well. They think that there should be ways to get sround it. For me BTS has made me feel like I belong somewhere and the message of their music is amazing. It has diffidently made me a better person. And it would be heartbreaking to see them go for more than a year and also if something bad happened to them.

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Trinity Kennemer- "Naomi Osaka made sure Black lives mattered at the U.S. Open" 

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Trinity Kennemer- "Naomi Osaka made sure Black lives mattered at the U.S. Open" 

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This article is about Naomi Osaka and how she is speaking out against the racism and killings of people like Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, Ahmaud Arbery, Trayvon Martin, George Floyd, Philando Castile and Tamir Rice. The article talks about how she uses her platform to shine light on injustice. This connects to me because it is something currently happening in the U.S today and me being an athlete, it is something I can try to speak out against.

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Taylor Seymour- "Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87"

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Taylor Seymour- "Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87"

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The article I chose to read today was the same one I previously determined was my favorite. In this article, the author describes what the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg did for women and minorities. She was a strong advocate who constantly fought for human rights throughout her life and her time as Justice. The author also explained the long fight with cancer she had for her last few years. As a young woman in America, I can connect to this article. With her passing, she has to be replaced, and right now it has not been determined who that replacement might be. Once this person is chosen, I will possibly feel great effects from their opinions, whether negatively or otherwise.

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"A Boredom Study is Anything but Boring"

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"A Boredom Study is Anything but Boring"

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The article that I read for today is about the research that was done to prove how boredom comes in many ways and for many reasons as well. Boredom can be linked to health problems, stress, and bad behavior. I can personally connect to this article about boredom because for the many months we were all in our house I found myself (like many others) becoming extremely bored in my house. This boredom made me  form bad habit which is going on my phone when there is free time instead of doing something productive. I also think many people can relate to this because like the article said, many people who are bored all of the time tend to smoke and drink. So if you are someone who gets really bored easily and you dont want to fall into those kinds of things then we need to keep ourselves busy
-Nicole Hogan

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Comics are for kids? This Vermont College begs to Differ

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Comics are for kids? This Vermont College begs to Differ

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Today, my article was about how comics can help to motivate kids with dyslexia to read. With the art in almost each panel, the story-line, every character design element and flaw, and the author telling their own story throughout the comic, dyslexic kids are motivated to read more. I relate to this because I would like to motivate people to read more.

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Like the title suggets, today's article was about the anti-war music of the 1960s. The article talks about the different events of the Vietnam, using the different songs as an example of the attitude back home.  I really enjoyed this article because it is talking about some of my favorite songs ever written. On top of that, it's talking about the Vietnam war, and I really enjoy learning about the different proxy-wars that took place during the Cold War.

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Tuesdays article "Chadwick Boseman didn't just play icons; he was one"                                                This article is mainly about            Chadwick Boseman's life and career and how he overcame many obstacles in his life including historic prejudice and how he helped and influence change in many peoples hearts and in their life. This article really effected me because Boseman a personal favorite of mine in the marvel universe but not just that he influenced and effected good change into communities around the world by helping against the fight against historic and social injustice.   He truly played the role of a true role model.  -Marcus Gradillas

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Tuesdays article "Chadwick Boseman didn't just play icons; he was one"                                                This article is mainly about            Chadwick Boseman's life and career and how he overcame many obstacles in his life including historic prejudice and how he helped and influence change in many peoples hearts and in their life. This article really effected me because Boseman a personal favorite of mine in the marvel universe but not just that he influenced and effected good change into communities around the world by helping against the fight against historic and social injustice.   He truly played the role of a true role model.  -Marcus Gradillas

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¨Wildfires how they're formed and why they´re so dangerous¨

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¨Wildfires how they're formed and why they´re so dangerous¨

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This article talks about the wildfires nationally around the world and explains how they´re caused and how they can sometimes help the environment also. I can relate to this because AZ has the same climate as California and has terrible wildfires also.

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Tuesday's Article- Sick Kids Get a Dose of Canine Comfort

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Tuesday's Article- Sick Kids Get a Dose of Canine Comfort

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This article is about how dogs are visiting sicks kids in the hospitals and helping them through tough or scary situations. These dogs are official employees of the hospital and they work shifts just like regular doctors do. These dogs are helping comfort the patients and making them feel less stressed about their current situation. Even when I am not sick, I love it when my dogs comes up to me and just sits by me or lays down next to me. I feel like if I was sick and in a hospital, already far from home, I would feel so comforted to have a little companion next to me helping me through my situation. I think it is great was this hospital is doing and I hope they are able to keep doing it because I believe it is helping so many kids get through their struggles. -Marissa McCann