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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2007
Page
6
Central Junior High students discuss why voting matters. Amelia says voters need to know what’s going on to decide at the polls. Nate Davis notes shaping laws and policies abroad. Daphnie Goff stresses staying informed to choose leaders wisely.
Readers are invited to visit the Lawrence Journal World site to view additional answers and contribute a post of their own. The prompt directs users to www.ljworld.com for interaction and engagement with content hosted by the publication.
ArtStar Brabender plans a career in film after starring in Urinetown at Free State High School and appearing in Unquenchable. He values indie projects, mentors from KU, and ongoing work in Firebird Productions while volunteering with Thespians and food drives. Megan Spencer predicts a bright future.
Dr Wes Crenshaw and Julia Davidson discuss teen personal crisis signs and risk factors. They outline two lists of warning indicators, stressors, and family dynamics, urging open communication and professional help, noting rising teen self harm rates and urging care.
Nick Birney of Lawrence High School argues that environmental progress and economic growth can coexist. He urges innovative, practical steps such as cleaner methods and nuclear power, noting Kansas lawmakers should weigh industry impacts while promoting greener practices.
Timmin Hearn Feldman of Lawrence High School urges pursuing real environmental policy over partisan debate. He lauds Kansas for denying coal plant permits due to CO2 emissions and argues Edwards and Obama push to cut greenhouse gases 80 percent by 2050, advocating shift from energy independence talk to viable green energy solutions.
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