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During my time at SJGC, I have acquired 20+ published articles. I've honed my ability to write compelling articles under tight deadlines. My work spans a variety of storytelling styles, from hard news and opinion pieces to lifestyle features and in-depth profiles, each shedding light on diverse topics.
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POLITICS ●
POLITICS ●
News
Death penalty proposed for assassination attempts
Florida lawmakers have introduced HB 776 to make attempted assassination of a head of state a capital offense, citing the 2024 attempt on Donald Trump.
The FAMUAN
News
Unlicensed drivers facing stiffer penalties
Florida’s HB 1589 enforces stricter penalties for driving without a valid license, including potential felony charges for repeat offenders. While supporters argue it improves road safety, critics say it unfairly targets undocumented immigrants who are unable to obtain licenses.
The FAMUAN
News
‘End-of-Life Options Act’ moving forward
HB 471, the Florida End-of-Life Options Act, proposes allowing terminally ill patients the right to request medication to end their lives, sparking debate over autonomy and ethics.
The FAMUAN
News
Egg shortage hits consumers hard
Egg prices across the U.S. have soared due to a severe outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza, the bird flu, leading to the culling of millions of hens and supply shortages. With costs reaching record highs and retailers imposing purchase limits, consumers and businesses alike are struggling to adjust.
The FAMUAN
News
‘Active shooter’ training for teachers proposed
HB 903 seeks to require active shooter training for future Florida teachers as part of their certification process, aiming to prepare educators for potential emergencies before they step into the classroom.
The FAMUAN
News
Gift card fraud under review
The Florida Senate is advancing SB 1198, a bill aimed at cracking down on gift card fraud by imposing tougher penalties, including classifying offenses such as tampering with or using stolen gift cards as a first-degree misdemeanor, with harsher punishments for fraud exceeding $750.
The FAMUAN
News
Aviation incidents spark concerns
Recent plane crashes have sparked debates on aviation safety, with concerns about the role of diversity initiatives and student anxieties about flying. Students express hesitancy toward air travel, emphasizing the need for more education on aviation safety.
The FAMUAN
OPINIONS ●
OPINIONS ●
Opinions
FAMU students weigh in on homecoming fashion
FAMU students are choosing between thrifting for affordable, unique styles or buying new for quality and trendiness ahead of homecoming. Their fashion choices reflect personal values, budgets, and the university’s dynamic culture.
The FAMUAN
LIFESTYLE ●
LIFESTYLE ●
Lifestyle
Breathe in Color fills a niche
Breathe In Color Studio, founded by FAMU alumna Teylor Parks, is a creative and healing space helping individuals navigate mental health through art, journaling, and meditation. The studio fosters a supportive community, offering an alternative to bar culture and encouraging self-expression and well-being.
The FAMUAN
Lifestyle
Zoom fatigue: The impact on student learning and engagement
While Zoom played a crucial role in keeping education accessible during the pandemic, its overuse has led to challenges in student engagement, focus, and academic performance. Many students now prefer in-person learning for better interaction and comprehension.
The FAMUAN
Lifestyle
Holiday break or academic hustle?
The holiday season is meant for relaxation, but for many FAMU students, it's a stressful balancing act between academics and personal time. With final exams and deadlines looming, students struggle to enjoy the break while keeping up with coursework.
The FAMUAN