Journalism Articles
Journalism is my favorite profession; I’m turning it into a career. Come and see what I’ve worked on during both Journalism classes at DCCC and at West Chester University; five of which are in DCCC’s newspaper called The Communitarian, and fourteen articles are in The Quad, WCU’s campus newspaper. Also included is an Ad Copy and Broadcast Copy.
Passover: The Exodus Story
In celebration of the Jewish holiday of Passover, which occurred Tuesday, April 4th, I wrote another feature article describing what the holiday is about and what we do on Passover.
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Thank you so much to Molli Gordon, the leader of the Jewish Life Committee at West Chester University Hillel, for taking some time out of her day to perform an interview with me.
Ramadan: A Month of Day-Long Fasting
This article describes a religious holiday that had occurred around the time I had started writing it called Ramadan. It fascinated me because it comes from an opposing religion, Islam.
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If I were to describe Ramadan, it would be Yom Kippur, but it lasts all month.
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I want to thank the Department of Languages and Cultures Chair, Dr. Mahmoud Amer, for lending me his views on Ramadan.
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Read the article below:
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Disney 100: A Century of Magic
In celebration of both The Walt Disney Company's 100th anniversary and the new exhibition arriving at The Franklin Institute, my feature article discusses how Disney started off as a small business and transformed into a media empire.
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Thank you so much to Alicia Vitarelli, one of many talented anchors at the Disney/ABC-owned station 6abc (WPVI-TV) in Philadelphia for describing what working at Disney is like.
© 2023 The Walt Disney Company. All rights reserved.
Television: How the Small Screen Changed Entertainment and the Future of It
To celebrate the United Nations' "World Television Day," I wrote an article about the history of television and the innovations involving it, as well as its possible future of it now that streaming services have overtaken traditional and cable TV. Read the article here.
How to Prevent Yourself from Scams and Fraud
Ready to go online shopping this holiday season?
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Just be wary of anything online that sounds too good to be true. This article discusses what to look for when determining what is fake from legitimate.
National Drowsy Driving Prevention Week: Sleeping While Behind the Wheel
Now that Daylight Savings Time ended, it's no surprise that people are probably getting drowsy.
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My article discusses how drowsy driving is scarily similar to drunk driving.​
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A Look into Día de Los Muertos
Día de Los Muertos and Halloween: never the same holiday twice in one week!
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Along with extensive research, I personally interviewed my Intermediate Spanish II professor, Dr. Marcos Campillo-Fenoll. Thank you so much for lending me your voice.
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Read my article and learn about the popular Latinx holiday.
Windows XP: 20 Years Later
Windows XP is any person's childhood memory; even I remember it so much. October 25th, 2021 marked its 20th anniversary.
Climate Change: Is Our World In Hot Water?
When Hurricane Irma came by Pennsylvania, it left a huge flood behind. So, that made me curious as to whether or not climate change is playing a huge role in its most destructive behavior.
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LEGO fans build ships brick-by-brick at Virtual LEGO Shipbuilding Contest
COVID-19 pandemic sent the LEGO Shipbuilding Contest off-shore, specifically being virtual, so the Kalmar Nyckel Foundation kept the spirit alive for young and old.
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