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Parallels between Ukrainian and Chechen wars with russia

4/26/2022

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“Russia’s attack on Ukraine has shocked the world with their brutal, barbaric tactics. But for a small Republic in the south of the country, the violence feels familiar.”
​ – Holly Young, 8th Grade



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Freedom of speech and the blind manipulation of the masses

2/14/2022

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The freedoms of speech, religion and expression are all protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. People are able to express themselves as they see fit; that’s a human right you’re born with, guaranteed by America. But with this protection comes the endangerment of others when hate speech is used to manipulate and spread negative, false information. - Jadyn Polk, 11th Grade

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The Dangers of American Patriotism

2/8/2021

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“My America is constantly threatened, by boys playing in their fathers cowboy hats, and their grandfathers ideologies. “-Jada White, 11th Grade.

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Did the Simpsons really predict the capitol riot?

1/26/2021

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"Let’s be real, the recent attack on the Capitol took a toll on all of us. It’s not a thing in-and-of-itself to make light about, but I’m going to take this article and try to bring some humor to these somber times. So with that out of the way, did the Simpsons really predict the capitol riot?" -- Declan mcmahon, 8th grade

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Pageantry in the 21st Century

2/10/2020

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 Few things are as classically American as beauty pageants. However, they remain one of our most controversial traditions. in this day and age, are beauty pageants societally beneficial? --edrisina sklar 

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The Witch: The oppression of Female Empowerment throughout history

4/12/2019

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"There's a sense of power that seems to be integral to the modern image of the witch; however, this was not always the case."-margaret Gray

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Hats: 5,200 years of historical relevance

3/1/2019

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"​ONE OF THE ONLY THINGS THAT TIES TOGETHER HUMANITY THROUGHOUT THE AGES IS THE HAT. THIS ALONE SHOULD SERVE AS A TESTAMENT TO THE HAT'S HISTORICAL AND MODERN RELEVANCE." --MARGARET ELEANOR GRAY

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Holiday Commercials

12/17/2018

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"Commercials have been a part of the holidays for as long as the holidays have encouraged consumerism" -- Stella Danielson

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Corporate Activism & Nike's latest 'Just Do It' Campaign

9/28/2018

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"While the newest “Just Do It” commercial is getting an inordinate amount of buzz, corporate activism is nothing new." -- Charlie S

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A Reflection of Student Activism in America

5/23/2018

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"In the wake of the gun violence walk outs and demonstrations nationwide, the public dialogue surrounding student activism has picked up its pace, repeating a very American cycle of history."
---Tahlia Torres- Cohen 

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