Kylie's Journalism Blog

1. Bowie potentially getting a new parking lot 2. The issue of only seniors getting to go off campus for lunch 3. Bowie getting chrome books One columnist that I read on a daily basis is SHY ANNE on pinterest because she posts things that help me feel more confident about my self.        NF's new album Perception is one that hits close to home for me. It helps me, and I'm sure others, feel like they aren't alone in their battle in their mind.        In the song "Dreams" NF talks about how on many sad days he would push his friends away and try to do it himself. The last few lines in "Dreams" are ," Would I move back? Mm, not in a million, but I appreciate the memories we had.  I know you've been callin', sorry I never call back.  I know I've been distant, you know I never meant that..."        NF is relating to those with hard problems in life and what helps/ helped him to be okay. Some people always think they are alone in

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Short Answers 1. She paid $1,840 in fines and restitution to the state and returned $5,200 to her campaign account 2. Pilots must get a clean bill of health from an FAA-approved doctor 3. Leander: $454 million     Bastrop: $88.5 million     Lake Travis: $253 million     Eanes: $253 million 4. 50,000 jobs and $5 billion 5. More than 10,000 memes, short stories and urban legends Long Response 1. Being in a self driving car has its advantages and disadvantages, however this particular person loves it due to their disability. They believe that those with disabilities that cause them not to drive have the chance to feel normal in an extraordinary way. The future is among us with our safety just ahead. 2. Those who would benefit from a self-driving car would be those with blindness and other physical disabilities that cause them not to be able to drive. Also, drunks would benefit from a self-driving car because they would not be putting themselves and others in danger when they

The Eagle's Eye Akins Highschool Trump declares the possible end to DACA program 1. Dee Carson, Staff Writer wrote this article 2. The story is about President Donald Trump ending DACA. 3. " In my view, no, if he was planning for something bigger and better for all the DREAMers, this was the worst way he could have possibly done it, by making people under this program and the people that personally know them worry for their livelihood,"  Akins High Staff Writer Dee Carson writes. 4. The writer does not address what the other side might think  about this topic. 5. The writer was not wishy-washy with their opinion. Throughout the entire story they kept the same opinion with reasons behind it.  6. There was a quote from Barak Obama and President Donald Trump. 7. This story was written in 1st point of view. The Maroon Stephen F. Austin High School President Corrupts the Feminine Morale 1. Miranda Gershoni, Commentary Editor wrote this article

1. That whatever you care about is  fair game to write about 2. Details draw the reader in 3. a) more opinions than facts     b) connect the subject you are talking about to a personal experience      c) use all five senses 

1.  Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and the Statue of Liberty 2.  Women’s Health Institute and  Musculoskeletal Institute 3. Kendra Scott is accusing Evereve Inc of using a medallion-shaped logo similar to the one Kendra Scott Inc has been using. 4. Nick Medina 5. I would like to see Happy Death Day Long  Response 1. The writer believes that science is going to help us solve, and has already helped us solve, problems such as curing cancers. They feel science is an "effective tool for helping us learn more about our world and how it works."  2. In paragraph six the writer writes that science is an important tool for learning about our world. Also, in paragraph 5, they talk about how science has helped us in our lives today. 3. " At its root, science is merely an effective tool for helping us learn more about our world and how it works." 4. The writer talks about the great advances in curing cancer and other diseases. Also, how science

Depression is a holding cell. It keeps me confined to my mind for something I didn't do. It comes like the flip of a switch. One moment everything is okay and the next I'm falling apart. I tell this to my mom. She says, "Everything will be okay." Every time she said it it only made me feel worse. She says, "Lets try therapy." But all it does is give someone a reason to judge me. They tell me the way I think is wrong. They judge me for something I cannot control. When I told my mom I didn't want to go to therapy anymore, her face dropped. She began to realize that her little girl might not be fixable. So after crying in the shower, the only place I can be alone, I tell her, "Okay. I will keep going to therapy." Her face fills with joy. All her hope comes back. She thinks I'm going to be okay. But the truth is I will never be okay. I will always be that broken girl with scars on her wrist. The girl who lyes

At 8:12 a.m. Monday morning an earthquake rocked San Fransisco Bay area killing and injuring civilians. "I was eating my breakfast when the room started rolling," Hayward resident Mike Beamer said. "I dove under the table just as I heard an explosion outside and a chunk of cement flew through my kitchen window. That's when the screaming started across the street." The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.4 and occurred on the Hayward Fault. "It was a strong one," scientist from the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park Penny Gertz said. McHenry's Auto Shop Supply had partially collapsed causing two deaths and six injured. "My shop was left a mess," McHenry's Auto Supply owner Richard Rich said. "Not to mention the deaths and injury of my customers." Firemen, police and American Red Cross workers attended the seen to provide help. "Twenty-one fire personnel, twelve police and five American Red Cross workers respo

Who: Janice Jones What: Got shot in leg When: 10p.m. Wednesday Where: In her motor home Why: Her handgun went off How: Her dog knocked her handgun off the seat Wednesday night 53 year old Janice Jones was shot in her leg in her motorhome when her dog knocked her handgun off of a seat. "I didn't think Tombo could cause such a problem," Jones said. "Next time I eat he's gonna be locked in his crate." Animal control officer Janet Ngo conforms that Tombo had appeared to be malnourished. "It could have done with a little less abuse and a few more of those pork chops," Ngo said. "Poor dog had cigarette burns on his forehead." California Highway Patrol press liaison Tammy Rye said Jones was in trouble despite not caring of her dog. "Jones is being cited for expired plates," Rye said. "Also, she did not have her gun registered causing a problem with the county's district attorney's office."