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https://youtu.be/-9lj0ucYFuk This week's edition of TCS Student news was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ronan Guilfoyle and Airyanah Hoke with technical assistance from Iliana Benitez-Cruz. ...

https://youtu.be/NdjKFtaryqM This edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Joshua Sharp and Myshell Jones with technical support from Ronan Guilfoyle. ...

https://youtu.be/PR6qjwyNqE8 This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Kevin Brown and Chase Christou with technical support from Ronan Guilfoyle. ...

https://youtu.be/ZD162K40KSI This week's edition of TCS Student news was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ethan Christou and Madison Hansel with production assistance by Ronan Guilfoyle. ...

https://youtu.be/CniJvsfr1zc This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Jayla Nickens-Gill and Bre'Onna Clowney with production assistance from Ronan Guilfoyle. ...

Doing the Right Thing by Jayla Nickens-Gill How do you help someone who won’t even help themself? How do you be there for someone who has given up on so much in life? How do you do the right thing, even when it’s hard?  I went to school with a girl. I won’t say her name for privacy reasons, but she was always sad and depressed. She never wanted to try anything or do anything. She would sit by herself and just exist, didn’t look like she was even alive, she probably didn’t feel alive. I would stare at her, trying to figure out what she was thinking about, and ways I could help her, but my mind was blank. I could’ve just gone on with my life, not caring about this girl like all the other students, but I couldn't. I knew I had to help her. One  day I decided that I would be a person she could rely on. When I went to school that day, she was sitting down at one of the lunch tables reading a book. As I made my way over to her, I stopped in my tracks as I watched as the “mean” girl pushed the sad girl off the chair.  The “mean” girl was way taller than me and the sad girl. I walked over and helped the girl off the floor. That’s when I noticed the cuts on her arm. I felt like someone kicked me in the stomach. I felt like I was going to vomit after seeing...

https://youtu.be/wkzMn9CiLvg This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by students Destiny Grimes and Iliana Benitez-Cruz with technical assistance from Ronan Guilfoyle. ...

It's Not Easy Being Tiny by Chase Christou I’m short. Like very short. Too short. Being short is a weird, and cool experience. It’s sometimes depressing, and sometimes really great. I sort of feel bad for tall people. You'll never get to experience being short and standing next to a huge building and just feeling so tiny.  If you’re tall you’ll still most likely feel tiny but being short just makes it so much better. Some history about me. I’ve been short all my life. In middle school I was around 4’6. Yeah short. Going through middle school for me being short was a semi-humbling and quite fun experience you could call it. Luckily for me I had a pretty good group of friends, I mean they still teased me of course. Can’t escape that. But they were nice. The other kids in the school weren’t extremely mean either. So I’d say my middle school journey was quite lucky actually, and I enjoyed it. Fast forward to high school and now I’m around 5’3. Grew a lot during quarantine. Pretty cool how that works. Don’t get me wrong though, I’m still short. I’m just a lot taller. I’m glad I’m here in this school, I don’t know if I would have been able to survive public highschool.  Now that I'm here for 4 years hopefully, I have time to grow both physically and mentally. But I don’t really care too much about being the tallest person in the class. Of course I don’t want to go back to being...

https://youtu.be/DOFFp8iIW_E This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ronan Guilfoyle and Joshua Sharp with technical assistance from Iliana Benitez-Cruz. ...

https://youtu.be/ChHoRPfPh88 This week's edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by Ethan Christou and Kevin Brown with technical assistance from Ronan Guilfoyle. ...