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Surprise Me

Humans of Zuni: Kristyn Eriacho

How sports have gotten Kristyn through lifes hardships

Language Preservation of the A:shiwi

The Zuni (A:shiwi) people, like all Indigenous peoples, are valiantly endeavoring to save their sacred language.

Letter To The Editor

Letter to the Editor of The Independent.

Sovereignty: The Backbones of Our Community

The importance of women in our culture and in my life

Democracy In Zuni

A tree has grown through a tractor that has been sitting in the middle of Zuni for many years. Just like democracy, it takes time to implement change and sometimes the change can affect something significant like removing the tractor from the tree.

Democracy in Zuni, NM

The sun was setting down on October 25, 2021. You just have to appreciate our freedoms like being outside and enjoy nature.

Humans of Zuni: Joshua Mahkee

With life bringing many challenges and problems, you can always find a person smiling through it all. Here is the story of my brother Joshua and his journey of self-introspection and finding happiness.

Democracy in Zuni, NM

The Dowa Yolanne Mountain shows democracy through the freedom we have, allowing us to practice our religion.

Democracy in Zuni

Darkness is always represented as the downsides of an object. In recent years, it feels that our tribal government has let down the people of Zuni.

Democracy In Zuni

The sun was setting on the view down the Black Rock Hill on 10/20/21. Sometimes you just have to appreciate our freedoms, like being outside and enjoying nature.

Get To Know Your Neighbor

Interview with Taliya Tsalate.

Conjoining Zuni High and Middle School, Will It Work?

The plan to solve both the Zuni High School and Zuni Middle School's problem is to create one conjoined school where the high school is currently located. Will a conjoined school work or not?

More posts about "story"

Surprise Me

Mexico

This is about mexico.

Humans of Tioga County

This is my humans of Tioga County post.

Letter To The Editor

Letter to the editor of The Independent.

How covid-19 affected my life....

Never take things for granted..

humans of sophmore honors english: madison

I interviewed Madison W about about her life and human nature, and everything I asked her about she had a answer to. I asked what she wanted to do when she grows up and she already knows what she wants to do, she has a plan.

She shoots to SFA

Senior set to graduate early for college soccer career

Mental Health in Men

In this article I talk about the importance of men's mental health and why it isn’t talked about enough

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Victoria Shilts

I interviewed Victoria Shilts about her life experiences and how they impacted her views, happiness, and beliefs. This interview expresses how one's experiences can leave a lasting impression on an individual, even years later!

Humans Of Sophomore Honors : Brooke Boone

For this Project, I interviewed my classmate Brooke Boone and asked her some questions. These are some of the responses that she replied with that I thought were pretty important so I chose these quotes to represent her.

Humans of Zuni: Ian Bowekaty

Behold my friend, classmate, most proud to say: my brother.

No More killing, Save the Indian

"kill the Indian, save the man" -Richard Henry Pratt

The Effect of the Pandemic on Humboldt County Students

Humboldt County, like so much of the globe, has been drastically effected by the pandemic. Schools were forced to shut down, and the damage was catastrophic.

Humans of Sophmore Honors:Jordan Phanh

For this project, I interviewed Jordan Phanh. We discussed how his life changed as he grew into young adulthood and the people who helped him along the way.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Natalie

I interviewed Natalie Arrez Alcantar about what she wants to do when she grows up.

Boredom and its effects on creativity

Boredom can have a positive effect on creativity as it can help you come up with ideas.

Displaced and destitute

Texarkana has some of the most diverse people and problems in the world. This philosophy applies to the homeless population as well. In this three-part series, we take a look at the people and problems of the homeless.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Nina

I interviewed Nina Chiu about her family relationships and who has had the biggest impact on her and who she has become.

Bullying and Favoritism in Pocahontas

I am writing about the bullying issue at Pocahontas schools and favoritism in the town and school.

How Small Businesses Have Been Affected By Covid

Small businesses have been one of the most affected by the pandemic. Almost one-third of all small businesses were shut down in March and some never fully recovered.

Anticipating Annie

Annie

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Grace Allen

My interview with Grace Allen was short and intriguing. I got to learn what she would change in her life, and how she wants to be remembered.

Tribal Sovereignty and Writing the Op-Ed

The fight to have our voices heard to bring back Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

ART AND SCIENCE FUNDING ISSUES IN SCHOOLS.

I talk about the issues of schools world wide having issues with funding.

Our Democracy

In this document I have chosen a picture that represents what Democracy means to me. Democracy involves everything about people being given equal opportunities.

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