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Paris immigrants
By Grace Moh, 17, Nick Greven, 18, Sarah Zabel, 17, Warren Stokes, 19, Beverly Jenkins, 18, Julie Kippenbrock, 17, Joi Officer, 15
"Pick Me Up" makes learning funny
By Jade Poynter, 12
Do you know what an emirp is? I do because I read the book “Pick Me Up” from DK Publishing. It is a book with a whole bunch of information about a wide variety of topics.
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Junior Colts cheerleaders
By Meera Patel, 18
Open up the barnyard, kick out the hay, “We’re the girls from the U-S-A. “Turn on the radio, who do you hear? “Elvis Presley doing our cheer. “We’re gonna F-I-G-H-T, we’re gonna F-I-G-H-T, we’re gonna F-I-G-H-T. "We’re gonna fight tonight!”
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What it means to be French
By Sarah Zabel, 17
What does it mean to be French? According to responses to the question posed by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, it’s more than speaking French, respecting the flag and eating baguettes. But few can agree on what it does entail.
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Talking about life in Paris
By Beverly Jenkins, 18
Stories of French youth.

Category Archive: family


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Dr. George Yancy associate professor of sociology at the University of North Texas
Witcha Danaisuphachok, 18 works at his families business Jasmine Thai as a server.
Before moving to Indianapolis, Seh Seh Moo resided with her family at a different Thai camp-- Tham Hin Refugee camp, a 16-acre overcrowded camp in a montainous area about two hours west of Bangkok. In Thailand alone, more than 150,000 refugees reside in nine refugee camps.
Kate Muskat is on Bishop Chatard's track team.
Olivia and Isabella Gerasole- age 9 and 12, respectively- are the youngest cooks ever to be recognized with the James Beard Foundation Award.
Cathy Mangan
Somwhere to call home. During World War II, Stalin resettled about 100,000 Meskhetian Turks in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. For the past 60 years, the struggle has continued.
Isabella Baranyk drew this picture.
Donations allowed the ministry to purchase a new bus in 2008.
Bikes in the Netherlands. Photo by Tom Dolan, for Y-Press.
By Utah Davis-Kinsey 11