Kylie's Journalism Blog

Who: Roger Clementine, Age 13           John Jacob Jingleheimer-Smith, Age 91           Melba Smith, Age 67 What: Got in a car accident When: September 29, 2017 at 4:45 p.m. Where: Intersection of First Street and Slaughter Lane Why: Undetermined How: Undetermined Earlier today, two cars collided at the intersection of First Street and Slaughter Lane. Thirteen year old Roger Clementine was going 60 miles per hour while driver John Jacob Jingleheimer-Smith and his wife Melba Smith were going 10 miles per hour. Roger and Melba got out with some cuts and bruises, unlike John who is in serious condition due to a head injury. Police questioned Clementine after he was released from the hospital. "I took my uncle's car to go to the skatepark since he said he wouldn't drive me," Clementine said. Smith's car, a 1989 Yugo Firebelcher, was completely totaled, whilst Clementines car, a 1948 Studebaker, only suffered a crumpled fender....

        It is the bride's wedding day. She and her father keep looking at the clock, hoping of someone to turn up. A guy in a Volkswagen is driving really fast to the wedding ceremony. The man keeps getting slowed down by obstacles including a slow car and a train. When the man finally reaches the ceremony, the bride and groom are about to say "I Do." The bride looks at the man hopefully and the man open his mouth. He wants to say something to her. To stop the wedding. Then, it fades out. Notes Who: David Beckham, Victoria (Bride), Bridesmaids, Another man in the room, Clergy, Older gentlemen (Dad), Groom Primary: Bride, Groom, Man in Car (David) Secondary: Bridesmaids, dad What: wedding When: July 7, 2017 Where: David is driving on a long windy road in the middle of nowhere. David is driving in a forrest. David is driving quickly. Probably California Why: David seems anxious Bride is smiling and looking at her dress David is gripping the steering ...

 July 9th, 2017 in sunny side California was the day of Johny Depp and Victoria Adams' wedding. But did the bride have second thoughts? "Every bride gets the butterfly feeling before their wedding day," Adams said. Why was she dodging the question? We talked to Johnny to see if anything suspicious was happening. "I'm sure there will be small issues, but what wedding doesn't have them," Depp said. But when David Beckham bursts through the doors during the ceremony, it was no small issue. Confessing his love to Victoria in front of Johnny was a risky move. Victoria retreated to her dressing room, conflicted about what to do.  "She is the love my life and the only women that I have ever loved so deeply," Beckham said. Even maid of honor Lindsey Luan knew Beckham and Adams would end up together. "When she is with David, her eyes light up and fill with love. She could never love someone as much as she does him,...

1.  Sen. Susan Collins,    Sen. John McCain,  Sens. Lindsey Graham, and  Sen. Rand Paul 2. 1969 during the Nixon administration, killing 31 crew members of a spy plane 3. Skimmers can be placed on card readers with nobody noticing. It stores  information from the magnetic strips of hundreds of cards. 4. By raising the minimum hourly wage, Target hopes it will help hire and keep the best employees  and make shopping a better experience for customers. 5.  British army officer Robert Baden-Powell   Long  Response 1. I have heard that President Trump was angry with NFL players for not respecting America. Trump believes that everybody should stand for the US flag whether the want to or not. 2. NFL players should be allowed to decide whether they stand or not for the National Anthem. The US flag means something different for everybody, therefore, not everybody is going to agree on standing for the Nation...

Who: What:  When:  Where:  Why:  How:  Bowie Highschool freshman Will Grossenbacher has been awarded the September 2017 Student of the Month award for his hard work during all his classes. "I am proud to present Will Grossenbacher with this months Student of the Month award," principle Mark Robinson announced. "Congratulations. Your teachers are proud of you." Grossenbacher works hard in all of his classes so he can achieve his goals in school. "I want to achieve good grades throughout the year," Grossenbacher said. "I go to FIT classes to help me succeed in my classes which helps me a lot." Grossenbacher studies hard to get good grades in his classes. All of his teachers have acknowledged  his hard work when they grade the assignments he turns in. "Will gets amazing grades in my class," his world geography teacher said. "I can tell he studies and works hard by the high grades in everything he turns in....

Ideas: 1. How to Adult: Working Out 2. How to Adult: Managing Expenses 3. How to Adult: Nutrition 4. How to Adult: Dating 5. How to Adult: Relaxing How to Adult: Working Out         For some of us, working out can be a pain. We never have enough time with our demanding job schedules and errands to run. But haven't you noticed that when you did work out, you would feel great afterwords? Okay, maybe not immediately afterwords, but there is a satisfaction you feel later on. Being an adult can be difficult and cramming a workout in with your busy schedule probably doesn't sound appealing. However, I'm going to show you a workout routine that will leave you feeling great! 10 Facts: 1. Exercising delivers oxygen and nutrients to your tissues 2. Exercise helps your cardiovascular system work more efficiently 3. Heart and lung health improve 4. Helps you sleep better 5. Reduces the risk of premature death 6. Builds and maintains healthy muscles, bones &...

1. Jackie Robinson breaks baseball's color barrier. 1947       Jackie Robinson becomes the first African American major league baseball player with the Brooklyn Dodger on April 15, 1947. He played first base and went zero for three at the plate. He encountered racism from opposing teams, fans and even some of his teammates, but that never stopped him from achieving his dream.       I think that this is one of the most interesting of the top-three events that happened in the 1900's because it started an amazing opportunity for racism to be put to a stop. Also, it gave other African Americans hope and motivation to pursue their dreams. This is also the most interesting event because it included a popular sport that everybody in the US knows about, therefore making it a large story. 2.  Worldwide flu epidemic kills 20 million. 1918.                                 ...

1. How would you describe Will? "He is a bright young man that is going places in his life," says his World Geo Teacher. 2. What is your favorite part about Will? "He is a cool dude that is fun to hang with," says Jason, a friend of Wills. 3. Where do you see Will in 10 years? "A successful position at a big law firm," says a teacher. 4. If Will was a candy bar, what candy bar would hebe? "A Crunch bar because he looks simple, but when you get to know him, he surprises you," says Ms. Grafner. 5. When did you meet Will? Mark, his friend, says," I met him in 7th grade."

1. Questions  1. What is your name?       The student of the month is Will Grossenbacher.  2. How old are you?      He is 14 years of age.  3. What do you want to do later in life?      Will either wants to pursue math, science, or being a lawyer for his career later in life.  4. How did you decide that's what you want to do?     Mr. Grossenbacher decided these options because he enjoys them and the jobs pay well.  5. What is your motivation during school?      His parents award him  for his achievements at school, therefore he uses the awards as a motivation to do well in school.  6. What advice would you give to others that want to achieve their dream?      Mr. Will says that to achieve your goal you must work hard and ask for help if you need it.  7. What is one goal you want to achieve by the end of this year?     Will wants to achieve ...

1. Parents, students, principle, a teacher 2. Questions     1. What is the first thing you notice when you see students at school?     2. How does school uniforms affect learning?     3. What do you think is the appropriate clothing for school?     4. How would wearing a school uniform take away of a person's uniqueness?     5. When would the clothes students wear be considered "inappropriate"?     6. How do you feel the school uniforms would affect your life out of school?     7. Why do you think the school board decided to create a district wide policy of enforcing school                                 uniforms?     8. Why do you or do not agree with this decision?     9. What do you think should be allowed to wear with school uniforms?     10. What do you think should not be allowed to wear with...

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1. 7,000 2. UT has helped him lead a more balanced and meaningful life 3. anyone under the age of 17 cannot be out in public in a business between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. 4.more than $2,000 5. Flatliners Long Response 1. His decision was unlike something he usually does. Mr. trump usually has many of his part leaders have a say in which he does. 2. I think that Mr. Trump was motivated to read this decision without the support of his party leaders because he wants to help his people in America instead of watching them suffer. He could have possibly imagined himself in their situation and do what he would have wanted the higher power to do. 3. I think the GOP leaders think that Mr. Trump makes snap decisions that may not be for the best without thinking. Also, they might think he is dismissing their opinions and think he is trying to have all the power for himself. 4. I think that the United States will benefit from Mr. Trumps decision because the people may now feel like he really ...