by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • Comments Off on Peoria Academy Journalism Club: News media blinding us with science
We must have a well-informed nation made of properly informed citizens on all government and scientific actions. Americans must be aware of both positives and negatives and it’s the news media’s ’ obligation to report on the news without bias.
Is college a scam? Higher education seems to be an important step in any career in a way that can set you up for success. Lea Lagache explains why in her article submitted to the Harvard Business Political Review Essay Contest for Middle Schoolers.
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • Comments Off on Peoria Academy Journalism Club: Women’s place is in the House; and Senate, too
Although we have come a long way, we still have more to improve before we reach true gender equality; a look at gender bias, equality and what we’re up against in today’s society
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • Comments Off on Peoria Academy Journalism Club: Reasons to string Christmas lights, with care this season
We spend $6 billion on Christmas decor annually. Beyond the financial cost, the environmental impact is severe. Lights consume 3.5 billion kWh in December alone
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • Comments Off on Peoria Academy Journalism Club: Christmas is nice, but we need time for pumpkin spice
Christmas Creep: Decorations for Christmas should not be put out in stores before November. It steals the magic of each holiday such as Halloween or Thanksgiving.
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • Comments Off on Peoria Academy Journalism Club: Drugs are bad, OK? Please avoid using recreational drugs
Once your body becomes dependent on a drug, trying to quit can cause serious physical withdrawal symptoms. Addiction often leads to problems, including cancer, cardiovascular diseases, and overdoses. When your body relies on drugs, it can lose the ability to function properly without them.