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<updated>2008-01-25T00:46:34Z</updated>
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Washington, D.C. 20009
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<title>One Passionate Play: Arena  Stage&apos;s &quot;9 Parts of Desire&quot;</title>
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<updated>2007-06-28T07:00:00Z</updated>
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<summary type="text">By Ashleigh Reid The 9 Parts of Desire brings to life the voices of nine Iraqi women during wartime with a powerful performance of strength and passion. The play, which runs through Nov. 12 at Arena Stage, is a breathtaking experience that keeps the audience in awe. Heather Raffo gives a jaw-dropping performance as she takes on the personality of nine Iraqi women who were differently affected by the wrath of war. The night I...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<entry>
<title>Why the Gun Pledge Pulls My Trigger</title>
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<summary type="text">By Ugochi Onyeukwu With the recent shooting outside our school and the violent behavior surging through the halls of Cardozo, we can&apos;t help but wonder why anyone would think that the gun pledge, a simple piece of paper accompanied by no other type of reinforcement, would suffice for spreading the idea of peace to our students. We think that it&apos;s a total waste of paper. The administration should help students understand why violence is never...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<entry>
<title>Making Music with  Mr. Williams</title>
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<summary type="text">Interview by Mignon Brown-Massey Q: What made you want to get into music? A: I have been singing forever and I had never thought of teaching music but then I had graduated with a degree in music. So that&apos;s when I realized that I needed a so I decided to teach music at Thurgood Marshall PG County Middle School in September 2000. Q: What was your inspiration? Why? A: My inspirations were Luther Vandross, Peabo...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Don&apos;t Trash My School</title>
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<summary type="text">by Sheila Perez The D.C. Public School Modernization bill was passed last March which will supposedly fund the renovation of D.C.&apos;s public schools. I have heard this plenty of times before but I have never seen any action. But what if the school was renovated? How would the school be kept clean? The school should not get renovated--here&apos;s why. One reason is that some students do not appreciate school property. They constantly write graffiti on...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Lupe&apos;s &quot; Food and Liquor&quot;: Far From a Fiasco</title>
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<updated>2007-06-28T07:00:00Z</updated>
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<summary type="text">By Steven Belk Hip-hop artists rap about the same three subjects over and over: sex, money, and violence. It&apos;s undeniable that these topics sell records and few artists are creative or brave enough to stray away from them. Only a few rare artists such as Lupe Fiasco have the creativity and the courage to do something different. Lupe uses a cd as his canvas and a mic as his brush to paint a picture of...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<entry>
<title>Analyze Before You Criticize</title>
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<summary type="text">By Akua Danqua Does Cardozo deserve the negative reputation it has? As a new student I don&apos;t think it does, because I haven&apos;t had any negative experiences so far. Too often the people who put down Cardozo don&apos;t know about Cardozo first hand. All they know are the negative things that they have heard about from other people. Visitors don&apos;t stay in the environment long enough to form an unbiased opinion about Cardozo. Another reason...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Cardozo Pride?</title>
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<summary type="text">By: Mariah Stanley As I walked up the steps of Cardozo Senior High School for the first time I thought to myself how overwhelming this new school would be. With a bad impression from my sister already set in my mind, I was upset I would be attending this school also known as &quot;Cardirty.&quot; I went to orientation upset but left sort of relieved that the staff I had met was so welcoming. What I...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Ready or Not, Here We Come?  Announced Hall Sweeps Don&apos;t Work</title>
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<summary type="text">By Bianca Williams During the first ten minutes of fourth period, Mr. Crayton made an announcement over the loud speaker. &quot;Teachers please step into the hallway to assist students to their class... because we are about to have a hall sweep.&quot; But why is he announcing that there will be a hall sweep? Students in the hall during 4th period.(George Telzrow) The main purpose of a hall sweep is to stop students from walking the...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Chocolate City: Not So Chocolate Anymore</title>
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<summary type="text">Housing Boom Displaces Long Time Residents by Ugochi Onyeukwu Some may say that gentrification is helping the city because low-cost and deteriorated neighborhoods are being torn down and new buildings are being put in their place, but it is actually hurting D.C. Gentrification is the redevelopment of urban, usually low-income areas (often where African-Americans live) followed by the increase of wealthier (often Caucasian) residents that displaces the poorer residents. Gentrification is unfair and shows that,...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Have You Caught The Bug?</title>
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<summary type="text">by Ugochi Onyeukwu The Symptoms of Senioritis Every senior has felt it, that urge to just drop all your books and scream &quot;I can&apos;t do this anymore.&quot; Most cases of senioritis begin after college applications and mid-year reports have been sent in, but in extreme cases it might start the first day of senior year or earlier. Senioritis affects everyone, regardless of sex, age, height, race etc. Senioritis can be deadly to ones grades and...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<entry>
<title>Eating Your Words in Style at Busboys and Poets</title>
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<summary type="text">by Zenani Bishop Busboys and Poets is a chaotic clash of a bookstore, restaurant, and beat poem reading hall, internet cafÃ© and much more. Located on the corner of 14th and V, Busboys and Poets attracts many creative minds and aspiring poets as well as those who simply enjoy the artistic intellect of others. They hold several events a week including book readings by authors, writer&apos;s workshops, poet nights, cinema night (showing indie films) and...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Mayor Fenty, Now Hear This!  Cardozo Speaks Out on Mayoral Priorities</title>
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<updated>2007-06-28T07:00:00Z</updated>
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<summary type="text">If you were the new mayor in D.C what would be your two priorities? by Maria Aguilar Ms. Barron: I would provide more low-income housing in the city by forming a partnership with companies that offer low wage jobs, such as Starbucks, Pot Belly Sandwich, and others. These companies would contribute money to a city housing account to provide subsidies to workers employed at low wage jobs. Mr. Elbouhnini: I would do what ever I...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Just Like Us:  Cardozo and South African Students Find Common Ground</title>
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<summary type="text"> Cardozo students and their South African visitors on the stage of Cardozo Senior High School. (Photo by Mr. Telzrow) By Ugochi Onyeukwu You might think meeting South African students would be a stretch, and that teenage South Africans are way different then DC teens. But when you start to talk to them you see that we are all the same. With tongue rings, belly button rings, partying, and love for the opposite sex, its...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>My Adventure In Liberia</title>
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<summary type="text">By Leon Lee According to www.historyofnations.net, Liberia, which means &quot;land of the free,&quot; was founded by freed slaves from the United States in 1820. These freed slaves were part of the American Colonization Society. They first arrived in Liberia and established a settlement in Christopolis, now Monrovia (named after U.S. President James Monroe), on February 6, 1820. This group of 86 immigrants formed the beginning of the settler population of what became known as the...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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<title>Please Disregard the Bell</title>
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<summary type="text">By Ugochi Onyeukwu and Shawntika Johnson Imagine this: A fire alarm goes off. No one lifts a finger or bats an eye. Teachers continue to teach. Students continue to talk. No one seems to care as we wait for the inevitable announcement that follows almost every fire alarm at Cardozo: &quot;Please disregard the bell.&quot; We&apos;ve all become so used to this; we&apos;ve become immune to the fire alarm. The lack of regard for our fire...Please click on the title to continue reading this entry.</summary>
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<name>George Telzrow</name>
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