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Dr. Petri’s Vietnam Veteran project By Damaris Galeano (Staff Writer) -6/23/16 At the end of every year for the past three years, History teacher Dr. Scott M. Petri has been assigning his students a Vietnam veterans project in order to teach them persistence and interviewing skills. This project is not only for said skills but to give a hands-on experience to the tragic and traumatic events of the war. “You could just teach them the facts,”…

Having AP Biology for the first time in two years by David Sanchez (Staff Writer) – 5/17/16 Science teacher Michal Kreiselman has been teaching AP Biology for the current school year for her first time at Kennedy and has been preparing her students for the AP test this May.

A glimpse of what a screenwriter in the film industry does exactly by Rey Galvan (Staff Writer) – 5/17/16 Michael Givens is an aspiring screenwriter with big hopes of his work making it on screen.  Only a few know what a typical screenwriter has to do or what they go through to get to their job. Givens provided a brief but important detailed behind the scenes look at what it takes to be a creative mind…

The author brings his message to Kennedy students by Andrew Hernandez and Karina Garcia (News Editor and Staff Writer)- 2/10/16   Celebrated Chicano writer Luis J. Rodriguez visited Kennedy to share his life stories and lessons with students in the little theatre.

Urzua and Aguila sharing their story on stage by Tanya Ortega (Staff Writer) – 12/21/15 On August 5, 2010, thirty-three miners from Chile were trapped underground for thirty days, and after a successful rescue operations, all the miners survived. These miners live their lives and travel around to share their story.