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We Will Always Love You, Miss Tennessee
Music, acting, philanthropy icon: America’s sweetheart, Dolly Parton, passed away on August 25th, 2026. Learn about her upbringing, career, awards, impact, accomplishments and how she used her fame to help children all over the world, as told by Carlos Mesa.
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Girlhood Is Forever
Girlhood is built through the friendships, family bonds, and shared experiences that help girls discover who they are. From simple moments of laughter to being there during difficult times, these connections create a lasting sense of support, confidence, and belonging that continues to shape women throughout their lives, as told by Rebeca Funes.
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Are Standardized Tests Taking Time Away From Real Learning?
Students spend hours preparing for standardized tests, but does that prepare them for meaningful learning and do they accurately measure a student’s success? Explore the difference between test performance and real learning, as told by, Leila Gardner.
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The Politics of Photography
Photography goes beyond capturing what is in front of a camera. Every angle, shadow, color, and lighting choice can shape how viewers understand a moment. Behind every photograph is a photographer’s perspective, emotion, and intention, creating a story that can influence how reality is seen, as explained by Alexa Tuya.
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Should Traditional Classrooms be Moved Outside?
Is it time to get rid of the traditional desks, outlets, and walls and take the classroom outside? Discover how learning in nature could transform the way we learn, from reducing stress to increasing focus, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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Enes Kanter: The Controversy Around Transgender Women in Sports
After former NBA player Enes Kanter, declared for the WNBA draft, does it mean it’s time to reconsider the eligibility standards of transgender rights in women’s sports. Discover the implications of allowing transgender men in women’s sports, as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
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Unraveling the Mind: The Psychological Backstage Behind the Lindsay Clancy Case
The human mind can suffer and reshape lives in ways no one could see coming. From office to office, and subtle signs to obvious breakdowns, the mental state of an otherwise loving mother was put to trial this past August. This case is testament to how deep psychological trauma can shatter the ‘nuclear’ family, as…
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The 2026 Almost-Blood Moon: A Cosmic Spectacle Worth Staying Up For
A nearly total lunar eclipse lit up the night sky, turning the moon a deep reddish-copper and giving skywatchers a night to remember. From the science behind the eclipse to the experiences of students who share their story, learn more about the “Almost Blood Moon” as told by Mia Palacios.
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