Mayor Bowser fields questions from student journalists
Sierra Lewter and Autumn Parrish
April 17, 2017
Jaquai
July 31, 2018 • No Comments
Union Station is a railway station where there are train tracks and various of stores. This station has served the needs of the traveling public since 1907. Union Station is “even busier than the station in New York” said Tony Summers.
Tyvelle Wilson
July 31, 2018 • No Comments
On our field trip, we went to the National Museum of American Indian and met with Ms. Mandy Van Huevelen. As we interview her we got to know a little bit about herself such as what her native tribe was Sioux. When looking around the museum I asked her questions regards the missiles and who they were named after she said tribes around the United States because the military likes to name things after tribes. Ms. Mandy mentioned she first started working at the National Museum of American Indian as...
Xzavier Dickerson
July 26, 2018 • No Comments
If you have not been to the Archives Museum it’s more than just the Declaration Of Independence. I saw Documents of important time periods such as the 1950’s comic books and about Thurgood Marshall, being the Court 96th’s justice and the first African-American justice. “These documents influenced other people throughout our history”-Katie Munn
Amora Campbell
July 26, 2018 • No Comments
For over 50 years the “ Voices of the People” has been a way for people to help shape their government. A 14 year old boy who wrote to congress on why comic books are appropriate. Using “Voices of the People” citizens can participate in their government “, said Katie Munn, an education specialist at the museum.
Milan Peterson
July 25, 2018 • No Comments
Keanu and I Went to the national mall- We talked to people from Armenia. They told us about the tree of life, which is ________ .When they crochet things, they hang them on the tree of life which was very interesting. A lady explained that crocheting was important to their culture because _____________. We also saw a man who was an ironsmith, he was crafting a lady with an apple in her hand and a crown. He crafted this by using fire and a hammer to bend the metal. We went to the concession stand,...
- Union Station July 25, 2018
- National Building Museum: Fun house exibit July 18, 2018
- The Nation Archives Museum: More than just documents July 18, 2018
Jaquai
July 31, 2018 • No Comments
Union Station is a railway station where there are train tracks and various of stores. This station has served the needs of the traveling public since 1907. Union Station is “even busier than the station in New York” said Tony Summers.
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National Museum of American Indian
July 31, 2018
On our field trip, we went to the National Museum of American Indian and met with Ms. Mandy Van Huevelen. As we interview her we got to know a little bit about herself such as what her native tribe was Sioux. When looking around the museum I asked her questions regards the missiles and who they were named after she said tribes around the United States because the military likes to name things after tribes. Ms. Mandy mentioned she first started working at the National Museum of American Indian as an intern in the year 2012 where she found her passion in a place that not only connected with her major but her heritage.
July 26, 2018
If you have not been to the Archives Museum it’s more than just the Declaration Of Independence. I saw Documents of important time periods such as the 1950’s comic books and about Thurgood Marshall, being the Court 96th’s justice and the first African-American justice. “These documents influenced other people throughout our history”-Katie Munn
July 26, 2018
For over 50 years the “ Voices of the People” has been a way for people to help shape their government. A 14 year old boy who wrote to congress on why comic books are appropriate. Using “Voices of the People” citizens can participate in their government “, said Katie Munn, an education specialist at the museum.
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Jasmin Woodruff, Reporter
August 6, 2015 • No Comments
This issue's featured locker is freshman Nia Anderson’s locker. Nia has streamers coming from the top of her locker and organizers at the top and bottom of her locker....
Miriam Boye, Banneker Academic H.S., SOTC 2016, Reporter
August 5, 2016 • No Comments
The construction was like a dinosaur constantly roaring in my ears. The smell was very musty, and dust was flying everywhere. The calm, stoic Marines walking past in their...
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