Wednesday, December 10, 2008
OBAMA project.
In my photography 1,2 class our teacher wanted us to get a picture from the internet of our president elect, Obama, and make adjustments to the photo on how WE view him. The layout of just Obama has a brick-like look to it and the reason for that is because Obama is strong. He has a lot of strength for stepping up to run president. I put the word "CHANGE" across the image because once he is president it will be a year of change. Our first black president-- it's amazing; we will finally be able to look into our history books later on and see a black man as our president. THAT IS CHANGE, a BIG change. Finally, we will have a young president-- that is change.
Monday, December 1, 2008
JOURNALISM: teen pregnancy
TEEN PREGNANCY-
Cynthia, age 15
Too many teenagers in our generation are becoming pregnant and giving birth. Many teens don't plan it, it just happens. Becoming pregnant is an extremely difficult process, it takes strength, dedication, knowledge, love, ect.
According to pregnanteenhelp.org the United States has the highest rates of teen pregnancy and births in the western industrialized world. Teen pregnancy costs the United States at least $7 billion annually.
Also from pregnantteenhelp.org check out these statistics that make you say, WOW!"
-750,000 teens will get pregnant a year
-Unmarried teenagers having children account for 24 percent of all unmarried expectant mothers.
-More than 2/3 of all teenagers who have a baby will not graduate from high school.
-Billions of dollars are spent taking care of teenage mothers and their children and they are more likely to be in the poverty bracket. On the flip side, millions of dollars are spent in prevention programs.
On a good note, teen pregnancy has been declining since the 1990's.
-More than 2/3 of all teenagers who have a baby will not graduate from high school.
-Billions of dollars are spent taking care of teenage mothers and their children and they are more likely to be in the poverty bracket. On the flip side, millions of dollars are spent in prevention programs.
On a good note, teen pregnancy has been declining since the 1990's.
To prevent teen pregnancy, the best way is have safe sex or staying abstinence.
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