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I am in The Pearl Post because I love the experience of being a student journalist. Although it may be hard, it is rewarding to tell people’s stories and practice the skills journalism requires.

One goal I have for myself in this class is to be a communicative editor who can ensure that everyone in The Pearl Post excels.  I hope that I can do this by keeping up with the LA Times human interest stories to witness how they tell the stories that center around people.

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1. Members of UTLA (though I am unsure if Duke is in it) who have been avid supporters of immigrant students (ie: Hughes and Duke) We should ask them about their opinion surrounding the raids, what UTLA has been doing in aid of immigrant students.

2. The principal, Ms. Miranda, or Ms. Lupe on the procedure if an ICE officer were to attempt to enter the school with a judicial warrant and without, because there is some legal precedent for ICE to enter if they have a warrant. Furthermore how they plan to protect immigrant students.

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1. I learned to look back at what I say during an interview to analyze where I can improve.

2. To be more careful with whether or not I am asking a question and just getting an answer and moving on, or letting the information relish.

3. Usually, whenever someone asks to see the questions beforehand I just say it's a quick interview, since it doesn't happen often that someone asks. This slide advised me to instead just tell them the general information the questions might search for.

4. I will decide to include more "pregnant pause" in my interviews to ensure that my interviewee gets more chances to speak while they try to fill the silence.

5. Adding the emotions of an interviewee could add color to the story if used properly.

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Last night, the Los Angeles Board of Education approved Daniel Pearl Magnet High School's fresh new moniker: Daniel Pearl Film and Media Arts Magnet High School.

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What made you decide to retire?

What will you miss after you retire?

How long have you worked here?

How long have you been a teacher?

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1. Journalists

2. the national guard (Maryland and Virginia) to Washington D.C

3. COVID-19

4. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

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Freshmen watch as senior Delilah Trujillo hypes up students during Color Wars, held on Aug. 22. Recently, Trujillo has taken up various responsibilities across the school as a new leadership student. "I love being a shark, there's something that makes me feel so powerful," Trujillo said. "I'm the apex predator and I'm the leader. I even felt... hungry like one."

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1. Chicago, Illinois

2. illegal

3. ding-dong ditch, shot

4. earthquake, Afghanistan

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"It's not comfortable sometimes dangerous."

"as the world grows more complicated.. the importance of a free press grows alongside that."

"blogs allowed all people to become journalists"

"You explained us to ourselves"

"If there's a great injustice what can you do besides make it a part of history"

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I found it to be odd news. I clicked on it because I found the headline and the photo to just strike me as odd. I was wondering why this young girl was hated by tech bros? She grew up in Silicon Valley and believes that these industries need regulation for safety and I found it interesting and frustrating how this common sense idea is treated like she's advocating for a dystopia.

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Column: Tech bros hate this college student. California should listen to what she’s saying about artificial intelligence

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President Trump wined and dined top AI tech executives last week, leaving little hope that Congress will regulate the emerging technology in meaningful ways. That leaves California — and a college activist — as the best hopes for putting guardrails on the coming artificial intelligence revolution.

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1. South Korea.

2. The power ball

3. Chicago

4. Qatar, Hamas

5. AirPod Pro III's , actively translate

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Manual Red Eye.

In the website, they employ a "Best of Sno" section to highlight their best articles which we could employ in case readers are searching for the most newsworthy stories.

https://manualredeye.com/category/bestofsno/

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https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-09-15/what-we-know-about-tyler-robinson

https://truthout.org/articles/in-southern-california-small-groups-of-activists-quietly-undermine-ice-operations/

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Suspect sent text saying he would ‘take out’ Charlie Kirk, FBI says as scrutiny of Patel’s performance increases

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FBI Director Kash Patel said that the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s killing texted about an opportunity to ‘take out’ Kirk and ‘because of his hatred for what Charlie stood for.’

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Suspect sent text saying he would ‘take out’ Charlie Kirk, FBI says as scrutiny of Patel’s performance increases

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In Southern California, Small Groups of Activists Quietly Undermine ICE Operations

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Organizers confront ICE wherever they can be found, from the hotels where agents sleep to the streets they patrol.

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This article critiquing the district that also portrays the school as one that disobeys the rules would not have passed if there were not student journalist protections.

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The Yondr pouch: LAUSD’s million-dollar failure

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LAUSD’s $7 million phone pouch initiative aimed to curb classroom distractions but quickly collapsed as students found ways to bypass the policy, leaving critics questioning its effectiveness.

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1. I noticed that although it is important to ask questions related to the topic sometimes she will strike in not only on similar information but a similar emotion. When he's talking about childhood she doesn't just ask about what he was just talking about, but she's trying to dig deeper instead of having the conversation possibly open somewhere deeper.

2. She says things that are great for conversation and she doesn't try to force a monologue out of every single question. It just opens up the conversation a bit and helps out.

3. I noticed she wasn't afraid to laugh at his comments. I feel like that's great because I know for me I'm someone who likes to crack jokes and in conversations where I don't get a laugh back it just feels off and I close up.

4. She does extensive research and opens up with an interesting question on Moana to ensure the conversation's interesting from the start.

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In the deepest depths of the ocean, Marlin Clownfish is searching for his only living son, Nemo Clownfish.

"I thought I was going to lose him," Clownfish said. "I love the boy to death. He's just a wee thing, if he's out there anyone can get him and kill him"

On Sept. 9, Nemo Clownfish went missing on his first day of school. He was allegedly kidnapped by a fishing boat. Since then, Marlin Clownfish has been searching for his son while accompanied by Dory Dumbfish. Marlin and Nemo Clownfish are both survivors of a murder in which their family did not survive.

"What are we talking about," Dumbfish said.

"Hey my name's Dory I have short term memory loss. Hey my name's Dory I have short term memory loss."

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Free speech is becoming a non partisan issue.

Although the United States is becoming increasingly authoritarian in nature, we do have rights that will be protected, but they have to be fought for.

Freedom of speech is imperative because our voices need to be for ourselves not for our government.

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1. MLB

2. A government shut down.

3. N/A

4. church

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I feel like a 5. I don't have anything going on right now but I have an impending sense of doom. I know that I'm behind track on the magazine, assignments in this class. I also am worried since I started a LAPL program and it starts tomorrow but I'm worried there will be no one to help.

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1. Hamas, Israel

2. Day 7 of the government shutdown

3. ?

4. Bad Bunny

5. Death of a showgirl

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1. I set a goal which was to upload a story on a consistent base. I have not done enough to ensure this as I was lenient on deadlines and my staff writers did not accomplish their work fast due to my inability to show them they must follow their due dates. My goal for the next 10 weeks is to be much stricter on my deadlines and to follow up on the assignments I've assigned much more clearly.

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"Lack of energy making it harder to work"

"Lack of trust making it harder to end shutdown" from Los Angeles Times

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English teacher Francesca Gunther and Valerie Quiroga participate in a Fiesta Friday activity on Feb. 25. The activity titled "Who knows your opp the best" challenged sworn enemies to see how well they knew their enemy. The leadership class facilitated the activity to sow discord among the school.

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1. IDK

2. Israel, Hostages

3. A

4. Nobel Peace Prizes

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1. The Louvre

2. No Kings Day, d

3. ?

4. The Ballroom

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Junior Andrew Pulido gets stuck in a rock and a hard place

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1. I would verify it is true by researching online if trusted publications even if they are ones known to obsess over celebrities were to verify the information.

2. By examining where this photo was posted, and the general aesthetic of the photo to see if there are any inconsistencies that may make it look like AI.

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1. Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Albert Carvaho

https://superintendent.lausd.org/

Albert Carvahlo.

This information is incorrect.
2. Los Angeles Unified School District board member Charles Schmerelson.

This information is incorrrect, he is Scott Schmerelson. https://boardmemberscott.org/
3. Journalist Daniel Pearl worked at the Los Angeles Times.

https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/biography/daniel-pearl Incorrect. He worked at the Wall Street Journal.
4. Daniel Pearl Magnet High School is at 6700 Balboa Avenue, Van Nuys. The address is incorrect. It is 6649 Balboa Blvd.

https://pearlhs.lausd.org/

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1. Gerrymandering

2. C.

3. SNAPs

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Good

Breaking up large bodies of text

Incorporating infographics that take up entire spreads

Needs Work

The selection of images on my spread

The infographics in Canva are a bit low quality in pixels

Next Time

My infographics should be created in InDesign so that they do not lose quality

My spreads should be the same color as the Infographic

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1. Dick Cheney

2. Prop 50.

3. longest

4. Dodgers

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1. Social media asking "What's one gift you wanna see under the christmas tree this year?"

2. Top 5 pop culture moments / memes

3. Feature article on new years resolutions whether or not you achieved them and what you're setting for next year

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I am not surprised by the results of the poll. People in the younger generation do not go out their way to look on traditional media organizations for their information, they instead strive to find information through their most common form of media, which is social media.