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Student Voices July 31 2023

Student Movie Recommendation: 'Oppenheimer' film is the story of a man who changed the world

Learn about a film that captures the moral dilemmas of the Manhattan Project
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Student Voices March 01 2023

Student Journalism Challenge winner: Isabella Caruso
Read the work of the winner of the Student Reporting Labs Student Journalism Challenge!
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Student Voices March 01 2023

Student Journalism Challenge winner: Sriya Tallapragada
Read the work of the winner of the Student Reporting Labs Student Journalism Challenge!
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Student Voices August 31 2022

Student Book Recommendation: 'Taking Root' by Girls Write Now
Learn about a collection of student writing that explores different facets of life for young women
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Student Voices July 22 2022

Book Q&A: Frances Kai-Hwa Wang on discovering identity in 'You Cannot Resist Me When My Hair is in Braids'
NewsHour Classroom intern Evelyn Chi speaks with author and journalist Frances Kai-Hwa Wang about her new book, 'You Cannot Resist Me When My Hair is in Braids.'
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Student Voices March 30 2022

Student Recommends: Tahereh Mafi’s novel 'An Emotion of Great Delight'
In this first entry of our new Student Recommends series, Eshaan Mani says, "As an Indian American, I could identify with some aspects of Shadi’s struggle to find her place living between cultural lines — sometimes she feels like she’s leading two lives..."
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Student Voices September 22 2021

Office Hours podcast with author Thirii Myo Kyaw Myint
This is the second entry of Office Hours, NewsHour EXTRA's podcast devoted to students interviewing their favorite professors about their work
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Student Voices August 31 2021

Why Justin Gigliotti wants those with disabilities to "let it out"
Justin Gigliotti uses his popular Twitter handle @syndrome22q1 to bring awareness to 22q syndrome, a disorder that is caused when part of the human chromosome 22 is missing

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