1. What do you think of pregnancy to begin with?
2. Do you think it's great to be a teen?
3. Do you think there are some important things to accomplish as a teen?
4. Why do you think that?
5. Do you think teens have plenty they should worry about at their age?
6. Whats your thoughts on Teen pregnancy?
7. Do you think perhaps there are too many teen pregnancies?
8. Do you think Akins has too many teens that are pregnant?
9. Why do you think this why or why not?
10. Do you think there should be some punishment for teens if they got pregnant?
11. Do you think maybe that teens care mostly about things like that?
12. What do you think your parents would do if you got pregnant, or did as a teen?
13. Typically would teen pregnancy be a bad thing if say the mother could take care of the child?
14. Do you know how many teens are currently pregnant in the US?
15. How about just Texas?
16. What about simple Akins?
17. Do you know a teen that's pregnant?
18. If so how long have you known them? If not, would you like to know one?
19.Is Teen pregnancy a huge problem to you?
20. If you could, what would you do to change this? To lessen the teens pregnant here, in the Us, or anywhere? If you could, why?
Story--I am against teen pregnancy, I despise that some teens are stupid enough to do that at such a young age, so what if you can support it? Its just wrong at such a young age, that's what I'd like to base my story on.
I'd like to interview: Ms. Briseno, Ms. Roberson, Ms. Arunom
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Monday, April 26, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
My interview with Ashley
1. No real change.
2. Friends and others will know about it.
3. No.
4. She won't celebrate.
5. Wasn't too exciting.
6.No.
7. Was a good student, did work.
8. Not really too amazing.
9. She isn't nervous.
10. She'll try to keep her grades up.
11. She thinks anyone could be student of the month.
12. Pass and be good.
13. She thinks even I could become student of the month.
14. No. It wasn't hard becoming student of the month.
15. Still sorta' hard, got to do work and try.
16. She was more shocked then excited.
17. Yes. She didn't really care.
18. No. Nothing changed for her.
19. She'd gloat jokingly.
20. She'd only gloat to friends.
2. Friends and others will know about it.
3. No.
4. She won't celebrate.
5. Wasn't too exciting.
6.No.
7. Was a good student, did work.
8. Not really too amazing.
9. She isn't nervous.
10. She'll try to keep her grades up.
11. She thinks anyone could be student of the month.
12. Pass and be good.
13. She thinks even I could become student of the month.
14. No. It wasn't hard becoming student of the month.
15. Still sorta' hard, got to do work and try.
16. She was more shocked then excited.
17. Yes. She didn't really care.
18. No. Nothing changed for her.
19. She'd gloat jokingly.
20. She'd only gloat to friends.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Student of the Month Interview.
1. How do you feel to be the student of the month?
2. Will you tell your friend about becoming this?
3. Are you going to celebrate?
4. If so, how?
5. Did you want to become student of the month?
6. Are you excited about becoming student of the month?
7. What did you do to become student of the month?
8. Do you think becoming Student of the month is a big deal?
9. Are you nervous about becoming Student of the month?
10. What will you do now that you've been elected as student of the month?
11. Do you think anyone could be student of the month?
12. If so, how?
13. Personally do you think I could become Student of the month?
14.Was hard becoming student of the month?
15. Was it particully easy?
16. Were you excited to first find out?
17. Were you eh about finding out?
18. Is being the Student of the month fun? Something you think is amazing?
19. If you had the chance, would you gloat about becoming student of the month?
20. Who would you gloat to?
2. Will you tell your friend about becoming this?
3. Are you going to celebrate?
4. If so, how?
5. Did you want to become student of the month?
6. Are you excited about becoming student of the month?
7. What did you do to become student of the month?
8. Do you think becoming Student of the month is a big deal?
9. Are you nervous about becoming Student of the month?
10. What will you do now that you've been elected as student of the month?
11. Do you think anyone could be student of the month?
12. If so, how?
13. Personally do you think I could become Student of the month?
14.Was hard becoming student of the month?
15. Was it particully easy?
16. Were you excited to first find out?
17. Were you eh about finding out?
18. Is being the Student of the month fun? Something you think is amazing?
19. If you had the chance, would you gloat about becoming student of the month?
20. Who would you gloat to?
Interviewing
I'd interview: AkinsHighschool's principel for any info, maybe a teacher, such as the Special Ed director, and Lastly, I'd interview a Counselor, the 10-5 counselor.
1. Why would you be giving these uniforms.
2. What color will the uniforms be?
3. Will the uniforms be strict?
4. Will we be forced to wear the uniforms all week?
5. What are the consequences for not wearing the uniforms?
6. How will you enforce the the use or wearing of the uniforms?
7. Is there a prize for the student(s) whom wears the unifrom properly for a set period?
8. Will the unifrom be the same each week?
9. Will each academy have different unifroms?
10. What kind of uniform will they be?
11. Will we be forced to wear tacky clothing?
12. Can we choose our unifrom?
13. Will we be able to change from the unifrom at certain times?
14. Do we need to wear the uniform even if we're after hours?
15. What are the consquences for those who continue to not wear the uniform?
16. Is there a prize for the class with most students in complience?
17. Will the unifrom be something confortable?
18. Will teachers be forced to wear a uniform with us?
19. Can the unifroms be something confortable to all students?
20. Will there be different uniforms, say for band--etc.
1. Why would you be giving these uniforms.
2. What color will the uniforms be?
3. Will the uniforms be strict?
4. Will we be forced to wear the uniforms all week?
5. What are the consequences for not wearing the uniforms?
6. How will you enforce the the use or wearing of the uniforms?
7. Is there a prize for the student(s) whom wears the unifrom properly for a set period?
8. Will the unifrom be the same each week?
9. Will each academy have different unifroms?
10. What kind of uniform will they be?
11. Will we be forced to wear tacky clothing?
12. Can we choose our unifrom?
13. Will we be able to change from the unifrom at certain times?
14. Do we need to wear the uniform even if we're after hours?
15. What are the consquences for those who continue to not wear the uniform?
16. Is there a prize for the class with most students in complience?
17. Will the unifrom be something confortable?
18. Will teachers be forced to wear a uniform with us?
19. Can the unifroms be something confortable to all students?
20. Will there be different uniforms, say for band--etc.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Leads
Who: Two kids from an unwanted limelight to urban anonymity and eventually to suburban obscurity. Robert, 6, and Michael, 10.
What: They were being adpoted after their parents were executed for giving bomb materials to the Soviet Union.
When: In 1953.
Where: First to the Soviet Union then America.
Why: Because their parents were killed, they had confessed to the higher ups that their parents were criminals years after being adopted.
How: I find this to be strange and a bit weird, lame infact. Feel sorry for the kids. Their parents were executed, true they were criminals, but the kids so young...
Lead: They were the most famous orphans of the cold war, only 6 and 10 years old in 1953 when their parents were executed at Sing Sing for delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union.
My lead: Robert and Michael, only 6 and 10 came from the cold war as orphans after their parents were executed for giving the Soviet Uninion Atomic-bomb material and secrets.
What: They were being adpoted after their parents were executed for giving bomb materials to the Soviet Union.
When: In 1953.
Where: First to the Soviet Union then America.
Why: Because their parents were killed, they had confessed to the higher ups that their parents were criminals years after being adopted.
How: I find this to be strange and a bit weird, lame infact. Feel sorry for the kids. Their parents were executed, true they were criminals, but the kids so young...
Lead: They were the most famous orphans of the cold war, only 6 and 10 years old in 1953 when their parents were executed at Sing Sing for delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Union.
My lead: Robert and Michael, only 6 and 10 came from the cold war as orphans after their parents were executed for giving the Soviet Uninion Atomic-bomb material and secrets.
Leads
Who: Superman. A comic holder, named Fishler.
What: The old untouched edition of Superman, one of the few restored was discovered and people want it.
When: Co-created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the comic book first appeared on newsstands for 10 cents a copy in June 1938.
Nearly 12 years later, a young boy on the West Coast found himself in a secondhand book store, where he persuaded his dad to loan him 35 cents to buy the comic book.
Until 1966, the owner forgot about the book, which was hidden in his mother's basement. Since then, he's been holding onto it, hoping to see it increase in value, Fishler said. He has not been disappointed.
Where: There where isn't stated.
Why: Because many people are interested in this comic and want it, some have gone as high as 750,000$ for it. He has no et price, so whatever it sells for, it sells for.
How: I feel this is stupid. I never was interested in comics, so this... This is stupid to me, retarded and unimportant.
Lead: Starting Friday, comic book collectors and Superman fans will have the opportunity to bid on a comic classic -- an "unrestored" copy of Action Comics No. 1, said Stephen Fishler, owner of Comic Connect, an online liaison between comic book buyers and sellers.
My lead: On Friday, this coming Friday Superman fans everywhere will get the chance to buy an untouched, unopened copy of the Action Comics No. 1 comic. The Holy Grail of all Comics.
What: The old untouched edition of Superman, one of the few restored was discovered and people want it.
When: Co-created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the comic book first appeared on newsstands for 10 cents a copy in June 1938.
Nearly 12 years later, a young boy on the West Coast found himself in a secondhand book store, where he persuaded his dad to loan him 35 cents to buy the comic book.
Until 1966, the owner forgot about the book, which was hidden in his mother's basement. Since then, he's been holding onto it, hoping to see it increase in value, Fishler said. He has not been disappointed.
Where: There where isn't stated.
Why: Because many people are interested in this comic and want it, some have gone as high as 750,000$ for it. He has no et price, so whatever it sells for, it sells for.
How: I feel this is stupid. I never was interested in comics, so this... This is stupid to me, retarded and unimportant.
Lead: Starting Friday, comic book collectors and Superman fans will have the opportunity to bid on a comic classic -- an "unrestored" copy of Action Comics No. 1, said Stephen Fishler, owner of Comic Connect, an online liaison between comic book buyers and sellers.
My lead: On Friday, this coming Friday Superman fans everywhere will get the chance to buy an untouched, unopened copy of the Action Comics No. 1 comic. The Holy Grail of all Comics.
News Elements
• Proximity: It would be something close by-- There was a fire outside, it was burning red, huge, it covered all of Akin's courtyard with it's redish and yellowish flames.
• Prominence: How well known people are-- There were many teachers involved in this fire, getting caught and engulfed by it's flames.
• Timeliness: Something of now then distance affects us more. The fire had happened yesterday, yet the damage was tremendous.
• Oddity: Is it weird?-- The fire was started by a kid in the courtyard whom was smoking. He drops the lighter and in seconds the flames engulfed the courtyard.
• Consequence: Does the happenings affect people?-- Due to the damage Akins Highschool will be closed down for a while, long while.
• Conflict: The problem of the story.-- due to the burning, the child was alive and well and had escaped but is now facing charges for damage of property, man slaughter and many other charges.
• Human interest: Does the story affect how you feel?-- The happening enraged many teachers as the school may be shut down, it had affected them and now without a job, they are finding themselves at a loss.
• Prominence: How well known people are-- There were many teachers involved in this fire, getting caught and engulfed by it's flames.
• Timeliness: Something of now then distance affects us more. The fire had happened yesterday, yet the damage was tremendous.
• Oddity: Is it weird?-- The fire was started by a kid in the courtyard whom was smoking. He drops the lighter and in seconds the flames engulfed the courtyard.
• Consequence: Does the happenings affect people?-- Due to the damage Akins Highschool will be closed down for a while, long while.
• Conflict: The problem of the story.-- due to the burning, the child was alive and well and had escaped but is now facing charges for damage of property, man slaughter and many other charges.
• Human interest: Does the story affect how you feel?-- The happening enraged many teachers as the school may be shut down, it had affected them and now without a job, they are finding themselves at a loss.
5W1H
Who:
The people of California.
All persons living in California.
Richard Lee.
What:
Marijuana may be legalized in California.
It looks as if there may be a chance for the Marijuana to become legal.
The consequences are more of what ifs. Such as if this is done, will more abuse the drug?
There are no differences. Nothings being compared.
To let Marijuana become legal, or keep it illegal.
When:
It's happening now, such as while I do this blog, started at the beginning of 2010 and will hopefully happen by the end of 2010.
There wasn't a date on when this was discovered.
Where:
California.
Why:
So many people are begging and pleading for Marijuana to become legal. And seeing as the plants taxed... Make it legal, may help the in debt California.
How:
If it does happen, it will be that the California legislature passes the petition and allow the if gained 650,000 signatures to make Marijuana legal.
Millions, thousands? It affects much of California and they're hoping for eventually the whole world.
I find it weird, I am against drugs, but hey, people like it and want to use it, more power to them, let them. It doesn't matter to me, nor will it affect me, so I don't care.
The people of California.
All persons living in California.
Richard Lee.
What:
Marijuana may be legalized in California.
It looks as if there may be a chance for the Marijuana to become legal.
The consequences are more of what ifs. Such as if this is done, will more abuse the drug?
There are no differences. Nothings being compared.
To let Marijuana become legal, or keep it illegal.
When:
It's happening now, such as while I do this blog, started at the beginning of 2010 and will hopefully happen by the end of 2010.
There wasn't a date on when this was discovered.
Where:
California.
Why:
So many people are begging and pleading for Marijuana to become legal. And seeing as the plants taxed... Make it legal, may help the in debt California.
How:
If it does happen, it will be that the California legislature passes the petition and allow the if gained 650,000 signatures to make Marijuana legal.
Millions, thousands? It affects much of California and they're hoping for eventually the whole world.
I find it weird, I am against drugs, but hey, people like it and want to use it, more power to them, let them. It doesn't matter to me, nor will it affect me, so I don't care.
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