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In our photography class, we recently had a few photographers talk to our class about their photography. One photographer, Angie Monson, talked to us about her photography business. She makes a living out of being
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Maddie commented on the post, The Impact of Imprisonment at Sixteen
This is very well written and inspiring. I agree that something needs to be done about this issue- teens are too young to face some of the charges that adults do. I do think that teens are old enough to face consequences of their actions, but for this to be true, we need a fair and just system- not one that judges on account of race. We should be…Read More
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Maddie commented on the post, Safety Pins
I definitely agree with you, in that in order for things to change, we need to actually make that change happen. I do think that the safety pin idea is a good start and a good representation of what we want to change, but we do need to stand up and make change. Great writing and ideas!
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Maddie commented on the post, Partisan Media
This is such a great topic, especially as we see how relevant it is today. Great job summarizing your paper, and I cant wait to read more on this!
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The overall American diet, has shifted into what is fastest, cheapest, and most often what is unhealthiest. Many convenient foods lead to diets that are low in nutrition and high in calories, fat, and sugar. We
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I think that it’s true that people today are more concerned with what is fast and cheap than what is good for their bodies.