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After the meeting, students were given an opportunity to meet the senators and ask Senator Koenig why the testimony was ended early. “[Koenig] said they had already heard three hours of testimony last week about Bills 4 and 89, which covered similar education issues, so they had to move on to other bills,” Bass said.

Sophomore travels to testify during Senate committee hearing

Samantha Haney / Lafayette High School
April 9, 2023
Some of roughly 5,000 plantain trees that the Acevedo’s family owns that were destroyed in the storm. They lost 4,000-5,000 pounds of coffee as well.

El Huracán Fiona perjudica a estudiantes que están a kilómetros de la destrucción / Hurricane Fiona hurts students miles from the destruction

Flora Belle Farr / Communications Arts High School
April 9, 2023
When hygiene meets sustainability

When hygiene meets sustainability

Michelle So / Arcadia (Calif.) High
March 9, 2023
Senior Laura Shum rides the Metro to school in Hong Kong, a part of her average day. After Shum moved to Maize South her freshman year, her hour long commute to school shortened to around 10 minutes, giving her more time to see her friends before class started.

Bridging the gap: Laura Shum maintains friendships across 7,808 miles while staying connected at home

Bridget Johnson / Maize (Kan.) Career Academy
March 9, 2023
Amanda Valenzuela, now a senior at Latin School of Chicago, visits her family in Colombia as often as she can.

Students find rare haven in Latin’s language classes for heritage speakers

Eden Raviv / Latin School of Chicago
March 9, 2023
A CURIOUS ACTION. Two Sequoyah Scribe models illustrate a common problem at Sevier Middle School; students touch African American students’ hair without their permission. Many believe this is an invasion of privacy.

African American students report unwanted hair touching

Taishawna Davis / John Sevier Middle School
March 9, 2023
An invasion or privacy? Two Sequoyah Scribe models illustrate the problem with student-created Instagram accounts. Students are photographed without their permission, for example, when they are asleep, and photos are published online.

Students concerned about Instagram trend

Katie Carmon / John Sevier Middle School
March 9, 2023
Wesley T. Jones as Keith Watson (left) and Elena Hurst as Hector Tobar in "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992," at American Repertory Theater in Cambridge through Sept. 24, 2022.

“Twilight: Los Angeles 1992” examines issues unearthed in Rodney King riots with us today

Emily Schwartz, Newton South
September 16, 2022
Lasagna Love founder Rhiannon Menn (right) leans in near her young daughter as they both spoon sauce into lasagna pans. The organization was founded through Menn's desire to help families who were in need during the pandemic and has now expanded to anyone in a hardship.

Lasagna Love: Spreading kindness in every bite

Nina Wilson, Wayland High
September 8, 2022
Molly Fischer, New Yorker staff writer

Molly Fischer of the New Yorker shares her notes on magazine writing

Rei Wolfsohn, Hunter College
September 6, 2022
The Biltmore, the largest mansion in the United States, has more than 4 acres of floor space.

Exploring Asheville, N.C., and the Blue Ridge Mountains

Fiona Feingold, Quince Orchard High
September 6, 2022
Lauv performing at The Met in Philadelphia on Aug. 19, 2022.

When Lauv, Hayley Kiyoko, and Aidan Bissett get together, there’s nothing to do but bop

Anjali Darji, Rancocas Valley Regional High
September 5, 2022
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