Four Students At Tully High Respond To Question
Four students at Tully High School answered a posed question, sharing varied opinions and observations. The respondents highlighted school activities, classroom experiences, and campus atmosphere, reflecting diverse student perspectives.
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Tully High School
Nativity Scene Debate in Watertown Over Christmas Display
Citizens weigh whether a municipal Nativity scene belongs in a public square. Teens express mixed views on separation of church and state while noting Christmas traditions and inclusivity concerns.
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Wafartr
Dietar
America
Moscow diary of Globe program travels to Russia
A Junior Achievement Globe trip to Moscow documents three Syracuse area students and mentors visiting Red Square, the U S Embassy, museums, churches, and the Bolshoi Ballet. The group collects Russian goods for exchange and notes cultural contrasts amid adventures from Nov 13 to Nov 20.
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United Technologies Corp
Junior Achievement
Central New York
Russia
Carrier Corp
UTC
Soviet Union
Matt Rogers
West Genesee High School
James Nash
Moscow
New York City
Alexey
Sasha
Timur
Red Square
Lenin
McDonalds
Gorbachev
Yeltsin
Stalin
Intourist
Subcrore
Aracmimale
Elaan Noaraftur
Matt
Jim
Intourst
U.S
Kieman
Faberge Egg Museum
Archangel Michael
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Peter TT
Romanoff
Pizza Hut
Titour
Moscow University
Bolshoi Ballet
Moscow Times
Lenin Museum
Oleg
Pushkin Museum
Sergey Mikhin
Dimitri Petrin
Leo Tolstoy
Arbat Street
Yuri
Tetsiana
Syracuse
Guns and teens sharpened by the mid 80s crisis
The piece traces a rise in gun violence through the late 1980s as teens increasingly own and carry firearms. It notes a 77 percent rise in teen gun deaths from 1985 to 1990, cites drugs and unemployment as drivers, and reports how youths in cities including New Orleans and Omaha face the same deadly trend as major metros. Interviews show youths citing protection and cultural influences as reasons to be armed.
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America
New Orleans
Omaha
New York
Los Angeles
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Tupac Shakur
Gun violence in kids across New Orleans streets
Tabitha Soren profiles teens in New Orleans and Jefferson Parish, detailing how easy access to guns, local poverty, and cultural attitudes fuel youth violence. The piece traces Earl, Larvell, Vernon, and Scott, their motives, and the broader national context of firearms and risk, noting over 200 million guns in circulation.
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Earl
New Orleans
Bart
Louisiana
Wal-Mart
Larveil
Larvell
Vernon
Scott
Jefferson Parish
United States
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