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- fffffooooorrrrreeeee ooooo ddddd wwwww rrrrrChanging Times In the second issue of the year, we want to emphasize the malleability of the present and how everything changes. As lockdown finally lets up after two years, as our senior members graduate and leave school, and as The Mover is passed down to the next set of eager hands, change is all around us. It’s inevitable and it’s ironically the one constant in all our lives. As a bookend to this year, we’ve chosen the highlights of our works that embody change, transition, and transformation. Read on and take comfort in transmutation.
- Opening rrrrreeeeemmmmmaaaaa kkkkk rrrrr sssssWe never know when or how it will arrive, but change is always present in this world, in one form or another. A once-grand monument may eventually be neglected and overgrown with greenery, and a mere outline may very well turn into a magnum opus. Time is always present in all this; perpetuity is vanity. Faces are always bound to come and go. Yet, somehow, the people never change.
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- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles The Comfort of Film in a Pandemic By Angelo Copon
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles Everyone Fears Something By Patricia Salgado
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles It just comes to show that everything happens for a reason. We gain and we lose and it’s all part of the big game called life. We have our highs — when we feel like we’re on top of the world — and we have our lows — when we feel like we’ve been buried six feet deep.
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles Why Queer Representation Matters Now, Then, and Always By Io Carpiso
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles In the 20th century, the inverse of this was The stereotyping seen in the 20th century is true, in that gay-coded villains were often something we have to continue to combat. aligned with sexual deviance, murder, and Many queer-coded characters in mainstream mental illness and thus queer people were also film, stage, and television at the time were seen as villains by the public in real life.
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles A study on media role models for gay, lesbian, and bisexual individuals found that positive role models encouraged queer individuals to come out and explore their identities, as well as provided these individuals a sense of “pride, inspiration, and comfort.”
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- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles is to put their due dates and identify which are the requirements that need more effort and time. Prioritization is a very important aspect here. Once you have classified your requirements into categories from important to something you can put them at the back of your head first, you can now plan when you are going to do each and every one of them. Plan monthly, 2.2.2.2. weekly, and daily.
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles after 8 pm, but if have a lot of work to do for the day, I extend it until 10 pm. You can Taking small steps is better than nothing at all. I believe that for us to be able to do our customize this however you want. Time block everything you have to do for the day, and you can add subtasks that you have to do to accomplish the task itself.
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles College Essay Writing Tip (from a senior who's written dozens) By Jaeda Johnson
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles My first tip would be to always write your essay after you fill out your entire application, including extracurricular activities and awards or honours. I cannot stress how important this simple tip is Why? In your essay, it is advisable to speak on personal and academic experience and how they have shaped you.
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles How 'BookTok' Videos are Influencing Bestseller Charts and Teenage Readers By Sofia Ramos
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles TikTok has created an exponential growth way of doing that. It’s wonderful and really rewarding for publishers to see that readers are falling in love with our books and sharing it on this platform that can get it to so many people.”
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles very Caucasian books – I was like, ‘Let’s change that narrative,” she said. Rather than reading alone, BookTok allows users to create a community around reading. The fact that novels with a strong emotional hook are frequently the ones that go viral contributes to the community experience. “Once we cry reacting to a book, we need other people to do it with us,” said BookTok creator Elizabeth Black, whose account
- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles The Fiction Writer's Touchstone By Juan Lobien
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- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles The reason scientists are actively working on restoration is primarily because of scientific achievements. If it becomes successful, it will be a landmark event in conservation biology and genetic science. Proponents argue that the restoration of extinct animals can help preserve biodiversity and restore shrinking global ecosystems. If scientists can find out the reason for the extinction, they can unravel the mystery of evolution and find clues about the development of new drugs from animals that survived the Ice Age. We are directly experiencing a various phenomena that result from human intervention in the environment.
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- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles From our family and friends to altered daily routines, financial pressures, and social isolation, the pandemic has affected so much of our lives. As much as I would like to think or say that we have managed to get used to the way this pandemic has changed our lives, there are things that remain stuck.
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- FFFFEEEEEAAAAttttt rrrrreeeeF A uuuuu e Articles Once I came to terms with the fact that I was gay, it was a constant battle with what I had been raised to believe. I spent years crying myself to sleep and praying that somehow God would find it in him to “un-gay” me. If my existence alone was already a sin, what was the point of existing? I was never going to be able to tell my family, so there was no point.
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- A word from the sssseeeeennnnniiiiioooorrrrrssss s o sThey say that parting is such sweet sorrow but endings are inevitable. The chapter always ends and the next one follows. After us, The Mover will keep on going in its own unique path, while we do the same. We’ll look back on our time here fondly and we hope you enjoy the fruits of our year-long labor… and dare you to watch on as we work towards our own dreams. Signing off, Io
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The guest speaker clarified the definition of news as verifiable information in public interest, and she explained that the mainstream term “fake news” is inappropriate because it contradicts the very meaning of news.
She introduced three proper terms students can use instead: misinformation, false information that is spread without knowledge of its veracity; disinformation, deliberately misleading content created to deceive; and malinformation, actual facts used to inflict harm on others. Ms. Patty explained, “Fake news is not really enough as a term to encapsulate all of these three categories.”
Ms. Patty gave seven possible sources of these three kinds of false information, such as satire and parody, misleading content, and false context. She presented ways Monarchs can avoid misinformation that included factchecking posts, following legitimate sources of news, using online verification tools, and warning family and friends.
The guest speaker emphasized that students should do their own research first before sharing to avoid wrongly informing people.
As the webinar concluded, SEC anticipated that Monarchs can actively use their newly-learned knowledge in curbing the spread of false information in today’s social media-centric world. Club Public Relations
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The webinar wrapped up with a question and answer session from the audience. Answering the inquiry of why people have a liking for spreading false information, Ms. Patty remarked that while there are trolls paid to spread misleading content on social media, there are others who are simply disinformed by the posts they see.
When asked how students can convince their older relatives not to believe in false information, she emphasized how one shouldn’t make an emotionally-charged response and should explain to their relatives in a rational manner, or else they would further close themselves from believing correct information. Ms. Patty told the audience, “Don’t be emotional, don’t attack them, find a common ground.”
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