LACJ's got talent Friday, May 20, 2011 By Crystal Semple Students at LACJ showed just how talented they really are in what the school hopes will become an annual talent show. On Thursday, March 17, 2011, Martin Luther King held its second talent show since full story	English Teacher hopes to raise classroom funds through baking Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Isaac Wynn Being born into a family of individuals who don’t mind jumping into the kitchen and cooking up a tasty meal, it’s no surprise that English Teacher Kelly Gionti found comfort in the same atmosphere. full story
Aspiring writer Watts hopes to restore interest in reading: Senior working on fantasy novel of vampress in Transylvania Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Zomorah Kennedy Up and coming writer and senior Chantel Watts might just restore the interest of reading among adolescents. full story	Senior overcomes captivity in Africa Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Aisha Dyer The village elders took him and his friends, into a dark room. They demanded money and white fowls which their parents couldn’t afford. Based on their alleged disobedience, the elders chastised them s full story
A Risky form of art: Graffiti becomes senior’s means of expression Thursday, January 06, 2011 By Aneska Tejada Graffiti is a crime, but to Edison Macancela, it’s a way to express himself. He is known as the boy with the spiky hair who does graffiti. full story	Freilich 9/11: Teacher’s miracle on Liberty St. Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Celia Fernandez [ArticleImageHyperLink] Walking to work on Liberty St. in downtown New York City, a future physics and earth science teacher did not know that his world – and our country’s – was about to change forever. full story
Government teacher masters the art of gourmet cooking Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Latia Skerving Every Tuesday, Government Teacher Mr. Gregory Strong trades in his khakis and grade book for his apron and whisk and turns into Chef Strong. full story	LACJ girls replace jeans with leggings Friday, May 20, 2011 By Latricia Burns “Cover yourself with your sweater!” That is all you hear when you walk down the hallway of Law, Advocacy and Community Justice. Students have replaced jeans for leggings. The style is now leggings and full story
History comes alive for Global teacher Ms. Pak Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Belissa Mieses Growing up in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles, Kyong Pak never knew exactly what the future held for her, but she was certain that traveling was on her to do list. full story	Channeling Steven King: English Teacher hopes to publish novel Thursday, May 19, 2011 By Jesus Diaz In a small town, a cop is just getting over his wife's death. Strange happenings are occurring, with abductions and no trace of the suspects. This is life as seen through English teacher Michael Josep full story

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