Summary: Some students at Bowie High School participate in a program called PALS, where they go and mentor children at the local elementary school. This program aims to help the PALees get through the hard times, and the PALS learn more about others situations. Who? Bowie PALS.
What? Go and mentor the elementary school PALee.
When? n/a
Where? At the local elementary school.
Why? They mentor the PALS because it gives the PALees someone to trust and depend on.
How? They go to the schools and listen and talk to them, when they are having a long day.
Who is quoted in the story? Amy Cox, Alejandro Garcia, Macy Hartman.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? The strongest quote was "Their creativity and passion inspire me and bring me great joy."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
Student Life:Freshman Andrea Findley's family travels to Uganda and Rwanda to study war and help the disadvantaged
Summary: Freshman Andrea Findley and her family visited Rwanda and Uganda over the past summer, and were able to meet people in difficult situations and assist those who they were able to.
Who? Andrea Findley and her family.
What? Travel to Uganda and Rwanda to assist the needy.
When? This past sumer (June to July).
Where? Uganda and Rwanda.
Why? Because they believe assisting those less fortunate is important.
Who is quoted in the story? Mike Findley,Andrea Findley.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "IT's definitely life-changing because you see how people live, and that they have it really hard, but they're happy through it all."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
News: Seniors receive nostalgia with four-year-old letters.
Summary: The class of 2016 recently got the letters they wrote as freshman, and were able to look back and reflect on what they have done so far in their high school careers. Who? Seniors.
What? Receive the letters that they wrote as freshmen.
When? Last week.
Where? At bowie.
Why? Because the letters remind them of what they were like four years ago.
Who is quoted in the story? Shari Blevins, Patricia Conroy, Kandice Cox,Angelica Saenz.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "The letter showed that I can do something to change my life and make it better."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
Sports:
Summary:The bowie baseball team has been working diligently, in hopes of winning district, the coaches are training the players so that the team will come out on top.
Who? Bowie baseball team.
What? Has had a fairly good season and hopes to do even better at district.
When? This spring season.
Where? Bowie High School.
Why? Because its important to the team that they do well.
Who is quoted in the story? Samuel Degelia.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Baseball is just like life, its not always fair, but it will teach you lessons."
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
Entertainment:Band director sets to move to a new school at years end
Summary: The award winning Band director Kim SHuttleworth, is leaving Bowie High School after this year.
Who? Band Director Kim Shutleworth.
What? Is going to another school.
When? At the end of the school year.
Where? Bowie High School.
Why? The band director is starting a new band program at a new school.
Who is quoted in the story? Danny Cruz, Kim Shuttleworth, Gianna Nuckols, Lauren Anderson.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Ms. Shuttlesworth has not only pushed me to improve my music skills everyday, but she has taught me how to work for something bigger than myself.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Not necessarily, Im not very interested in the story altogether.
What? Is going to another school.
When? At the end of the school year.
Where? Bowie High School.
Why? The band director is starting a new band program at a new school.
Who is quoted in the story? Danny Cruz, Kim Shuttleworth, Gianna Nuckols, Lauren Anderson.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? "Ms. Shuttlesworth has not only pushed me to improve my music skills everyday, but she has taught me how to work for something bigger than myself.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Not necessarily, Im not very interested in the story altogether.
Commentary: Drug dog investigations have students feeling as though their rights are being violated
Summary: Bowie High School students feel that the constant drug testing by dogs is a violation of their constitutional rights.
Who? Bowie high school students.
What? Feel that their constitutional rights are being violated.
When? During the recent drug dog investigations.
Where? BHS.
Why? The students feel that the investigation is invasive and violates their rights.
Who is quoted in the story? None.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? No quotes.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes, because I feel similarly to the opinion in the story.
What? Feel that their constitutional rights are being violated.
When? During the recent drug dog investigations.
Where? BHS.
Why? The students feel that the investigation is invasive and violates their rights.
Who is quoted in the story? None.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? No quotes.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes, because I feel similarly to the opinion in the story.
MAIN inDepth page story: A shift in political apathy?
Summary: In the past decade, many millennial voters are not present in the voting polls, and this sparks concern for the upcoming presidential race.
Who? Millennial voters.
What? Have a seemingly lack of political interest.
When? In the 2016-2017 presidential race.
Where? In the United States.
Why? Because "students are far too busy" to be interested.
Who is quoted in the story? No one.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? No quotes.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
What? Have a seemingly lack of political interest.
When? In the 2016-2017 presidential race.
Where? In the United States.
Why? Because "students are far too busy" to be interested.
Who is quoted in the story? No one.
What quote was the strongest in your opinion? No quotes.
Did the lead sentence make you want to keep reading? Yes.
Photography
1. What is your favorite photo in the entire paper? My favorite image was the image on page ten, (Speed skating around the world)
1A. Why is this your favorite? I like the view of this image.
1B. What rules of photo composition are evident? Different perspective.
2. What is your least favorite photo in the entire paper? My least favorite image was the one on the front page.
2A. Why is this your least favorite? I feel like it didn't relate to the story.
3. If you were a photographer on staff, which event/photo assignment would you have liked to do for this issue? I would have liked to done the image of the baseball team, because I enjoy doing sports photography.
4. Overall, how would you rate the photography in this issue? I think the photography in this issue was strong, although sometimes it is hard to tell how the image really relates to the story.
1A. Why is this your favorite? I like the view of this image.
1B. What rules of photo composition are evident? Different perspective.
2. What is your least favorite photo in the entire paper? My least favorite image was the one on the front page.
2A. Why is this your least favorite? I feel like it didn't relate to the story.
3. If you were a photographer on staff, which event/photo assignment would you have liked to do for this issue? I would have liked to done the image of the baseball team, because I enjoy doing sports photography.
4. Overall, how would you rate the photography in this issue? I think the photography in this issue was strong, although sometimes it is hard to tell how the image really relates to the story.
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