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Phoebe is one the EIC's of Tiger Times.

By Allyson S. from Texas High School in Texas

"My favorite memory in THS Publications was my first day back after coming down with mono. Getting to meet everyone in my staff for the first time felt very rewarding. Finally getting to stand in-front of the class as EIC made me realize how the last four years had been leading up to this moment."

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This is a interview done with Braden about his proudest moment.

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Brooke opens up about her thoughts and beliefs

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What do you regret the most?

democracy

Voting is a part of democracy and along with freedom of speech to express yourself. This picture is an example of both.

My idea of democracy

This my idea of democracy Liberty can listen to music and eat her brownie in peace

Democracy to me

Democracy is having a choice. In our grocery stores, there are a variety of choices in food, electronics, basic necessities, etc. that a lot of other countries don't have.

the programs you never knew about

Most schools have fun organizations for students like theater, chess and student council, but Texas High offers many more clubs that a lot of students don’t realize we have.

My Democracy

To me Democracy means that I, a black woman, have the freedom to participate in the economy without supervision.

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Macy is a human of the Tiger Times

Crime on the come up

Social media trends cause rise in campus crime

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I took this at a show last year. I feel like this image accurately represents democracy because we have the opportunity to still do things that make us happy and enjoy the company of our friends while still maintaining the safety of those around us.

Reese's democracy keys

My keys represent democracy to me.

Anticipating Annie

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Democracy

This photo is from when I interviewed our new principal, and represents democracy because freedom of press is one of the most important parts of democracy.

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“Whenever my brother first was going to go move with his dad because he wanted a better life for himself and he couldn't get that whenever he was living with me and my mom and my sister. And at the time I was super sad because he was leaving."

People of Publications

This is Nashita and she has great goals set for the future!

Democracy Photo

The photo I'm using is a graphic I did showing a person voting and I believe this represents democracy because democracy at its core is being able to pick who a nation wants to guide and lead them, and it's always the people's choice.

My idea of democracy

This image represents democracy to me in its simplest form: Voting. Voting is not only the core of democracy itself but the very thing that makes democracy so great. The opinion of the people matter and that's what this represents.

Defining democracy

People may pick and choose what they desire

Story post for first semester

Burnouts have bad turn outs. History teacher shares wisdom about overworked students.

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Remember me

Best slice around town

A guide to the pizza places in Texarkana

democracy

Democracy is the ability to collaborate with those who have different beliefs than you do and form community through these partnerships.

democracy

Democracy is coming together despite differences for a greater good like how the flowers come together even though they are different to make a pretty vase of flowers

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“ I like to play basketball with my friends because it is a fun and competitive way to exercise. I also play volleyball at Bringle Lake in my free time. Another way I have fun is by fishing with my boy Cody Reese!" -Samuel

My idea of democracy

My idea of democracy is being able to play whatever sports you want whenever you want to play them.

I wish I was pink

Inside the mind of the only black person in the room

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a Texas High take on Humans of New York

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This is my part of the Humans of Publications and I did Aislyn and her love of art.

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humans of publications with Dakota dennard.

Bad Pay Blues

Teachers Make Significantly Less Than They Deserve

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“I want to go to law school and become a defense attorney because I’m in interested in fixing the justice system. I want to attend Baylor for law school. My favorite artist is Bryson Tiller and my favorite movie is The Hunger Game."

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A Texas High take on the Human's of New York.

Stress Insight

This is an infographic on the different types of stress. They are illustrated in the image, with the text infront explaining why stress occurs so often in teens.

Democracy to me

This picture shows democracy to me because we all have the right to a freedom of press.

Sibling Rivarly

I didn't sign up for this

Not just another suicide story

Student shares hope in wake of tragedy

The electronic frontier

Coach discusses newly formed esports team

Democracy

Democracy to me is being able to vote on what we are having for breakfast on Fridays. Sorry dad no eggs for you, we're having pancakes.

Democracy To Me

Democracy to me means being able to spend time with those who I care for, knowing that they’ll become something great someday and make a huge difference in our country and in our world.

Democracy

Democracy to me is being able to experience the world through travel, getting to experience it with my family, and making memories that will last me a lifetime.

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got interview from a fellow publications member

Democracy

Democracy gives people the right to unionize.

Thomas

Golfer commits to the University of Arkansas

my opinion of democracy

democracy through leadership.

Our Democracy

Democracy is all about the power of choice

Democracy

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Objectively Offensive

Story about Abbott's letters to the school board

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Change for the better.

She shoots to SFA

Senior set to graduate early for college soccer career

What democracy means to me.

Democracy to me is being able to take off the tape put over your mouth by society and expressing your opinions and using your voice to make a difference in the world.

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Democracy is all about freedom

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Joseph discussing his future plans and career path

Mattress Firm

What is really going on?

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“When I first found out my step dad had died, we didn’t know how or what had happened. But then got a call that it had been suicide. I was at first angry, because I thought of it like he chose to leave.” -Kaitlynne

Democracy is

Democracy is free will. It's the right to speak your mind and share your ideas. Democracy allows us to share whatever information w

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Interview with Melissa Singleton

democracy to me

This to me shows democracy because we of all races can come together at school, and be artistic and creative together.

Story

This is a story I did over hostile architecture and it's damaging effects on homeless populations and disabled people in public spaces

What Democracy Means to Me

In this photo is a pile of assignments and notes from multiple different students. These students share the same computer and work area. This represents democracy to me because it contains more than one students opinions/projects in one area.

4 Paths to Success

Seniors take different directions in planning their future careers.

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“One thing I regret is similars to yours. I don't really like who I used to be. I wouldn't change any of it because I like who I am now. I couldn't be like that if it didn't happen." -Phoebe

Democracy

Democracy to me means the ability to have your own opinions.

Story

This is a story I wrote about the ineffective electives required by the state, and the ones I believe should be replaced.

A step ahead

Industry Based Certifications offer early start to students’ careers

Democracy to me

Democracy to me

A social connection

After year of being remote, students reflect on in-person school

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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.

Five Below vs. Dollar Tree

Which new specialty discount store is the better option?

You can't call eternity

Learning to cope with the death of my grandpa

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Democracy to Me

Democracy is represented in every person, no matter how much perceived power they have. Anyone can make a difference.

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Interview with a 4th year.

Humans Of May River

In this post I interviewed a student from May River asking them questions about the community, themselves and other important questions that have something to do it.

"Rez''ilient Education

Our tribal sovereigntypaves the way for us to developa unique education system that is the foundation for ensuring we support and enrich the deep culture we have within our community.

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!

How Covid affected Sports at Eureka

In this article, I talked about how Covid-19 affected Eureka High School and what precautions we have taken to overcome it.

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An interview with Athena Jones, a second year at Academy of the Redwoods.

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Emily: interviewed by Trevor

Emily was interviewed by Trevor.

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When asked about her life in a nutshell, Lylian talks about her proudest moments in life and gives insight into how she would spend her last moments with her best friend.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Lily Williamson

For this project, I interviewed Lily and got her thoughts on what she wants to do when she grows up and how her father helped her strive for things in life.

BIA- Bureau of Indian Affairs

BIA represents the federal branch of the tribal government by assisting in local fires, forestry, wildlife management, help with fire wood and job opportunities. The Bureau of Indian Affairs, Zuni New Mexico, October 28, 2021.

I am a tough cookie.

With her daughter going to May River, a good school that can teach you proper education, she has realized she is giving her the life she's never had. She is proud of what “she created”, and what the community influences is helping raise her daughter.

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This student is one of many that love to wear there favorite sweatshirt to school. With cold mornings and chilly classrooms there is nothing like wearing your best sweater to keep you toasty while in class.

Pandemic Anxiety

I interviewed Eleia Cruz about how the pandemic has affected her mental health. We discussed the major factors in teen anxiety today, and why it has been increasing.

The Life of T.W. - The Story of One Man’s Kindness

Since I was very young, T.W. has been a figure of support and kindness in my life. I interviewed him to learn about his story to see what has shaped him into the dedicated, giving person he is today.

Humans of sophomore honors: Grace N

This is my Humans of sophomore honors English interview of Grace Nelson. I had interviewed Grace about her early life and how it has effected her now.

Six Words

Coming of Age in the 2020s.

Why People Steal and What Communities Can do to Solve it

This article discusses shoplifting and many things underlying it.

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What do you regret the most?

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Journalistic Article: Homelessness and its Affects

I did an interview on how businesses have been affected by the homeless population. What changes do you make to survive and what conflicts do you face.

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Introspection and Recollection of Us and Our Environment

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Interview with a fellow writer.

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