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Pocahontas Junior High

Pocahontas Junior High

Ms. Lange's 9th and 10th graders

Clayton :interviewed by Jaron

This is an interview.

Boredom and its effects on creativity

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

Emily: interviewed by Trevor

Emily was interviewed by Trevor.

Trauma and Resilience

The effects from trauma on your life, epigenetics, and healing.

Pros and Cons to the 2nd Amendment

In this post I will discuss the 2nd Amendment and propose my changes from a unique point of view.

Norline's Pitch about Littering

Norline thinks that liter is a problem in Pocahontas.

Mental Health Matter

This is about the mental health of Arkansans and what causes it.

Mental Health

This passage is about the darker side of mental health and the effects of it.

Natalie B.'s Facilities Pitch

Natalie's pitch about Pocahontas' needed updates

Bullying and Favoritism in Pocahontas

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

Shiloh: Interviewed by Reynold

Shiloh interviewed by Reynold.

J.J. : interviewed by Blake.S

J.J. was interviewed by Blake.S about their plans for the future

Levi: interviewed by Preston

Levi was interviewed by Preston

Josh interviewed by Chance

Josh was interviewed by Chance

Why People Steal and What Communities Can do to Solve it

This article discusses shoplifting and many things underlying it.

Handicap Accessibility in Pocahontas

This article is about the handicap accessibility around are town and other issues.

Chance : interviewed Josh

This is an interview by josh.

Monica's Pitch

Monica's pitch about drug usage in her community and healthy living

Juliana : interviewed by Ray

This is an interview.

Crime

This article is about crime.

Emily

Interview

Lily : interview by Kevin

An interview by Kevin.

Juliana's Post

Juliana's thoughts about Pocahontas' improvements

Malana D.'s Caregiving Pitch

Malana's message to teachers about her caregiving role.

Jake interviewed by Sophie

Jake.Z was interviewed by Sophie.S

Legalization of Drugs

It's better to have legalized drugs-here's why!

Mikeo Keju: interviewed by Makayla Burns

This is an interview.

Alcoholics Anonymous and Spirituality

How spirituality and God help to treat alcoholics

A New Solution to Drug Abuse

This article talks about the general lack of help for drug addicts for teens and adults in the USA.

Ryker J : interviewed by Xavyer

This is an interview by Xavyer.

Mason: interviewed by Isaiah

Mason interviewed by Isaiah.

Arkansas and Drugs

Drugs are popular throughout the world and would really affect peoples lifes by killing them. Drugs are very dangerous that it could make you have lung cancer and would really destroy your life.

Carly tribble: interviewed by Damon

Carly tribble was interviewed by Damon

Kirsten interviewed by Sicillia

Kirsten was interviewed by Sicillia.

Ashley

Interview

Zack : interviewed by Natalie

Zack interviewed by Natalie.

Emilly interviewed by Trevor

This is an interview by Trevor.

Heather interviewed by Kelly

Heather interviewed by Kelly.

Captions of Democracy- Lulu

This is a post by Lulu

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Surprise Me

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Surprise Me

Ashley

Interview

People of Wellsboro

"I'm proudest of where I am because I've just built up everything around me to just fit my own environment."

local government

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19q0GsoCHqPzl4ZUqhd3Xh19OYS6NeHZnVla_dmkCeGs/edit?usp=sharing This made me think about how ignorant my school is towards sexual assault.

Ryker J : interviewed by Xavyer

This is an interview by Xavyer.

Kirsten interviewed by Sicillia

Kirsten was interviewed by Sicillia.

Mason: interviewed by Isaiah

Mason interviewed by Isaiah.

Levi: interviewed by Preston

Levi was interviewed by Preston

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.

Health article

My article talks about why health is so important.

Humans of May RIver

An interview with Jo, a fellow senior

Emily: interviewed by Trevor

Emily was interviewed by Trevor.

Chance : interviewed Josh

This is an interview by josh.

Humans of Publications

Phoebe is one the EIC's of Tiger Times.

The origins of R&B, Jazz, and Rock

This article will inform you about the origins of R&B, Rock, and Jazz. It will talk about their African American Origins and the impact African American music/culture has left on today's media. (Trigger warning, racism and racial epithets)

Shiloh: Interviewed by Reynold

Shiloh interviewed by Reynold.

Handicap Accessibility in Pocahontas

This article is about the handicap accessibility around are town and other issues.

People of Wellsboro

"I want to go into a career in animation, and I want to use my career to inspire others with my work."

Josh interviewed by Chance

Josh was interviewed by Chance

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.

People of Wellsboro

I would love to be remembered as a person who is nice to others, who has a smile on their face, and doesn’t have a bad name.

Emily: interviewed by Trevor

Emily was interviewed by Trevor.

How can the COVID vaccine impact the current COVID crisis?

This post is an article summarizing the current global crisis and how the vaccine decreases the spread of COVID around the world. It also addresses the impact of COVID in communities, hospitals and peoples lives.

The Impact of Covid-19 on Local Musicians

I discussed Covid-19 and its impact on local musicians. I interviewed Chris Cox, a local musician and the EHS Jazz Ensemble director about this topic. We also talk about the future of performing arts.

Jake interviewed by Sophie

Jake.Z was interviewed by Sophie.S

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