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Media sites compete for teens’ attention
Media sites compete for the attention of teens with video-games. Every action we take is another moment of time spent, and with the increasing amount of tasks and things to do, the majority of people are left with little time to spare.
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Sleep deprivation affects students’ everyday life
Adolescents who do not get enough sleep are more likely to be overweight, not engage in daily physical activity, suffer from symptoms of depression, engage in unhealthy risk behaviors (drinking, smoking, and drugs), and perform poorly in school.
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Phones being used during school hours.
Phones nowadays are used by mostly everyone and can be used freely almost everywhere, and one of the places that they can or can not be used in are some situations at school. Each teacher makes their own phone policy to control the usage of phones by their students, which helps but not always.
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Richardson ISD Community has approved Tax Ratification Measure
After months of endless debate, the Richardson ISD community has reached a conclusion over the tax ratification measure. On November 6th, the majority voted in favor of the measure.
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A Star is Born Remake Portrays Addiction and Mental Illness
On Oct. 5, A Star Is Born was released in theaters. This version, starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (who also directed the film) was the fifth reimagining of the now classic story.
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LIFT team helps kids in trouble
LIFT is a student-guided program that helps students who are experiencing social problems that interfere with their learning. LIFT means Loving Intervention For Teens. There are eight faculty members on the team. The team leader is English and AP Capstone teacher Miranda Gilliam.
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Aquaman film redefines DC movies
It was a slow year for the DC Extended Universe in terms of movies, but that all changed once Aquaman hit the box offices on December 21st, 2018. Aquaman made that slow year, feel a lot more worth it.
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Pearce library undergoes a major renovation this year
This school year marks another new beginning for the library at Pearce.
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Sandwich Club prepares food for shelters
Twice a month Pearce’s Sandwich Club meets in the cafeteria to make about 200 sandwiches to be taken to the Austin Street Shelter to feed those in need.
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Pearce theater performs ‘Shakespeare in Love’ for the fall show
The theater department performed a play titled Shakespeare in Love from Sept. 20–23.
