Youngsters share views in NIE contest winners
The editorial page celebrates Newspaper in Education Week with winning entries from Syracuse Newspapers Editorial Writing and Cartoon Contest. First place essays and cartoons from four grade levels are printed, with a list of awardees and an NIE Celebration Night at Henninger High School.
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Herald-Journal
New York
Syracuse
Post-Standard
NIE
Henninger High School
Republic
My Suse Ming Wise Sena Hast Sra
Quintal Stitt
Nottingham High School
Harmony Hanna
East Syracuse
Minoa High School
Stephanie Karpouzes
Dr. Leaderach
Miton High School
Luzz Marx
Joseph Shaw
Mexico Academy
Jill Simoneau
Bo WU
Udo
When I'm 25 the world will be different
Kristen Avery of Porter Magnet School Syracuse writes a hopeful vision for a peaceful future. She imagines a world without smoking drinking litter or drugs, with harmony, care and hugs among people, shared celebrations with family and friends, and no fights when she reaches 25.
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Kristen Avery
Porter Magnet School
Syracuse
Vision of a peaceful world at age twenty five
A fourth grade essay envisions a cleaner future with less pollution, clean water, protected sea life, and less acid rain. It urges recycling, shared energy and resources, and a world at peace with reduced racial conflict and no domination by one nation.
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Iraq
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Kristin Ann Dnbehend
Bear Road
North
Syracuse
Building a Better America Through Moral Values
A citizen calls for a 2020 national shift toward honesty and hard work. Emphasizes social virtues over material goods, urging open communication about civil laws and trust. Highlights diverse origins as strength and the need to treat others with respect and integrity.
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America
United States of America
Shared community values as America's 2020 fix
The text advocates a national plan based on community values to solve social ills by 2020. It calls for helping neighbors, smaller raises to broaden employment, reduced greed, and equal wealth distribution. It cites the Declaration of Independence and argues equal opportunity, health care, housing, and income for all.
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America
Thoney
Eryone
Editorial and Cartoon Winners List Across Schools
A compilation of first, second and honorable mention awards across grades 1-12 from multiple districts. Winners include Chelsea Eastham and Rebecca Knipp for early grades, Niccole Allen and Slovik Pashchuk for 3-5, Corey Hartnagle and Lisa DeLong for higher grades, and editorials led by Kristen Avery and Kristin Ann Unbehead.
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Chelsea Eastham
Bear Road
Rebecca Knipp
Millard Hawk
Amanda Harvey
Ronnie DeSarro
Elizabeth Heimtzleman
Kayla Hoffman
Slovik Pashchuk
Lakeland
Leo Zheng
Enders Road
Kenneth Chavis
Hanna Dubansky
Mott Road
Matthew Eaton
Krista Pellizeari
Lisa Romeo
le Moyne
Kevin Schunck
Lakeshore Road
Corey Hartnagle
Lisa DeLong
Mexico Academy
Jennifer Ferlenda
Notting
Kristin Ann Unbehead
Elizabeth Metzler
Edward Smith
Justin Mailloux
Craven Crawford
Hannah Gosling
Goldsmith
Kathy Gu
Bogie Panochko
Lakelani
Danielle Scott
Onondaga Road
Emily Weihrich
Grimshaw
Agatha Wozniak
Sacred Heart
Rosario Micelli
Jenna Murphy
Huntington School
Amy Bader
Roxboro Road
Eric Bill
Amber Lebied
Shanetkwa Little
Frazer
Daisy Nie
Onondaga Hill
Kat; Riley
Janet Wilcox
Michael Reed
Mexico
Acade
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