[embed]https://youtu.be/o_nP-c2A29I[/embed] This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ronan Guilfoyle and Destiny Grimes with production assistance from Iliana Benitez-Cruz....
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfMfgBtYCq4[/embed] After a short hiatus for spring break, TCS Student News is back with a lead story on humanitarian aid in Ukraine and news around the school including Joshua Sharp being honored on The Lyric stage as a winner of the Dream Big contest, a visit and conversation with R. Eric Thomas, author and playwright, who wrote the play The Folks At Home that we recently watched at Center Stage, and even more news. This week's edition was researched, written, produced and anchored by Iliana Benitez-Cruz and Rhys Guilfoyle with technical support from Ronan Guilfoyle....
[embed]https://youtu.be/GVm84XNRA5E[/embed] This week's broadcast was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ronan Guilfoyle and Madison Hansel with production assistance by Iliana Benitez-Cruz....
[embed]https://youtu.be/s-kH3eSSr7Y[/embed] This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Myshell Jones and Chase Christou with production assistance from Ronan Guilfoyle....
[embed]https://youtu.be/FHstKMyRudU[/embed] This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ethan Christou and Bre'Onna Clowney with production assistance by Ronan Guilfoyle....
[embed]https://youtu.be/U52mK4361qY[/embed] This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Joshua Sharp and Jayla Nickens-Gill with production assistance from Ronan Guilfoyle....
The students were tasked to imagine they are sitting on a park bench waiting for a friend when a blind man sits down with them and asks them to share what they see. Here are two decidedly different approaches. Kevin paints a word picture that is both brilliantly descriptive and deeply meaningful, more than worthy of his closing line, “I see something you shouldn’t take for granted.” Joshua, on the other hand, gives his blind man some attitude and gets schooled about using all his senses to truly see. The Park I sit back in my seat, thinking about how I’ll go about it. With a sigh, I look up, and start describing what I see. “High above us, I see the sky. In it are clouds, ones that look like they’d feel like big stretched out pieces of cotton or plushie stuffing, and just as soft, if not more. They’re the white of new paper, of fresh linen, and a blank slate. They haven’t turned gray with the rage of a storm, they’re just… clouds. Clouds floating along in a blue sky. A cool blue, the type that reminds you of the winter months, of clear water, and overall calmness. “Below that, we have the rest of the city off in the distance. Fairly large buildings of beige and gray, the colors of unwavering structure. The colors of order. The colors that only appear when there aren’t any other colors to give it life. Sharp edges, right angles, grid-like layout. Those are the rules these buildings follow. Any creativity, any happiness,...
The students were tasked to imagine they are sitting on a park bench waiting for a friend when a blind man sits down with them and asks them to share what they see. Here are two decidedly different approaches. Kevin paints a word picture that is both brilliantly descriptive and deeply meaningful, more than worthy of his closing line, “I see something you shouldn’t take for granted.” Joshua, on the other hand, gives his blind man some attitude and gets schooled about using all his senses to truly see. The Park “Aye man, can I sit next to you real quick?” He asked. I looked to the left, and there was an old man standing above me. He was wearing a black jacket, some baggy sweats, and sneakers. He was also holding a cane, and squinting his eyes. “Sure man, go ahead, you’re good.” He sat down next to me, and there was an awkward silence. The man looked like he was about 50 years old. He had bags in his hand, and it looked like he was about to drop them. “Sir, I think you are about to drop your bags, do you need me to hold them for you?” “I ain’t bout to drop nothing, young blood.” He said.” You don’t gotta worry about me man. You think I made it to this bus stop asking people to help me.” “I was just trying to help, my bad.” “I know you were just trying to help, and I appreciate that.But I don’t need any help. I got me.” “Ok, ok, I hear you, my bad” See, this...
[embed]https://youtu.be/99ulAGTzNaU[/embed] Threat to LGBTQ+ rights! Conversation with longtime Baltimore peace and justice activist Ralph Moore, International Women's Day, kickoff of workshop series with master gardener Marcus Jerome Williams + more. This week's TCS Student news was researched, written, produced and anchored by Destiny Grimes and Kevin Brown with technical assistance by Ronan Guilfoyle....
[embed]https://youtu.be/LeY-dq0oE5A[/embed] Russian Invasion of Ukraine! Theatre Workshop with the Lyric! Former Northern District Commander Richard Gibson! Seminar with The Waterfront Partnership! Launch of s Student Run Business! + more This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Airyanah Hoke and Iliana Benitez-Cruz....