Lolita Style At FDR
Samia Tariq, Reporter
October 11, 2017
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FDR is home to many students, of different backgrounds, which means that there is a lot of style diversity in the school. Walking through the hallways you see all types of people dressed in many outfits. Someone whose outfit choices, and style, stands out "majorly" is KeCheng Zhong. Her outfits are so...
Hurricane Warning!
Albenita Kukaj, Reporter
October 11, 2017
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Hurricanes are natural disasters, well, they were, once. This past century, oceans have warmed an average of 1-3 degrees Fahrenheit. That may not sound like such a large number to you, but in this case, it is. With warmer oceans comes melting glaciers on both the north and south pole, causing water levels...
Tears Behind the Great Wall
Xiaoying Mei, Reporter
June 2, 2017
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You might have heard of the Great Wall of China, as it is one of the Seven Wonders in the world. It draws admiration from around the world with its greatness, while the cruelty behind it gets little attention. In memory of the deaths under Emperor Qin’s cruelty, stories were written and spread among t...
Trump- Climate Change is Unimportant
Tiffany Chen, Writer
June 2, 2017
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How important can climate change possibly be? Who needs the Paris Accords? It's only an increase of 1.7 degrees Fahrenheit in 135 years, how is that even important? Only 720,000 square kilometers of sea ice melted, what's the big deal? No one is dying, so why does anyone need to care? Sure, climate...
Poetry
Stephanie Lahens, Reporter
June 2, 2017
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Aggravation Is it just me or does it appear this cold is here to stay? I mean, we’re in May, aren’t we supposed to be relaxing before the Heat-strokes arrive? So why are the voices nasal and throats in the midst of the Sahara? So many questions and too little amount of answers. Ahh...
Poetry- Tidbit
Stephanie Lahens, Poet
March 28, 2017
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The inspiration for this poem came about through Flaubert Gustave's Madame Bovary. Currently my English class is utilizing that novel to enhance our analytical skills. The characters are well written that I can't help, but be invested; leading to my utter contempt for the characters. Of course there is...
E Stands for the End of EPA?
Tiffany Chen, Reporter
March 28, 2017
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Many people are concerned about the effect of Donald Trump being elected as president on their family, private lives, and businesses. However, one huge impact will be Trump dismantling the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Created in 1970 by president Richard Nixon, the EPA may no longer be able...
Board Game: OTB vs Online
Xilin Chen, Writer
March 28, 2017
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Board games are games that were invented to be played on a board, like chess and Go, yet the modern-day board games are not only limited to the physical board. OTB, or over-the-board games, are the traditional versions of the board games, which refer to the games that were played on the physical board....
2017…Is It Really A Happy New Year?
Tiffany Chen, Reporter
January 30, 2017
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After experiencing decades of climate issues for Mother Nature, 2017 isn’t going to be any different at all. One small change, however, is that environmental issues are getting more and more serious. In addition to that, what will happen to the environmental policies that were previously created,...
Poetry- Respect
Stephanie Lahens, Poet
January 30, 2017
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Respect. Detail the entails of self-respect. Oppress another to elevate yourself? Let’s dive into the depth. Here’s a girl on top of the food chain, But in order to climb She left behind a pile of dead Ocean? Rags? No way… How impactive would that play? Similar to most,...