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Cody: Trash pick-up is improved? Really?
By Detroit Dialogue | May 13, 2015You put your trash on the curb in the morning and you wait all day.
You put your trash on the curb in the morning and you wait all day.
By Dezjuan Hardeman Staff Writer Governor Snyder presented a plan of action to revamp the DPS school system.
By Makayla Rand Staff writer This week has been one of the most deadly in Detroit.
By Angelica Euseary Staff Writer Journalism comes in many different forms and ways: articles, Twitter, and Facebook, which all just goes to show how much journalism is evolving.
[media-credit id=2 align="alignleft" width="267"][/media-credit] By Narcess Gates Staff Writer How would the world differ without respect? I think respect is the act of showing someone that you value their feelings and thoughts.
By Tyriq Thompson King’s Voice editor Tyriq Thompson graduated a semester early from King High School and is now a freshman at Michigan State.
By Malik Preston Staff Writer On Jan.
By Jonathan Hurt Staff Writer Terrance Sutton described this year’s North American International Auto Show as “probably the best one I’ve been to in years.” “I’ve been to every show since 2008 and in my opinion this one was my favorite,” said Sutton, a senior at Michigan Collegiate. Critics also called this year’s show big success.
By Wesley Mulligan Staff Writer Creating, planning, brainstorming are all gifts that lie within humans, but not everyone embodies the art of applying the gift of “creating.” Life is what you make it, teachers can’t teach you everything, and neither can your parents.
By Desmond Johnson Editor The quality of the books at school are getting progressively worse every year.
By Samuel Trotter Staff Writer America, land of the “free and equal.” has always struggled to uphold the meaning of some of its most famous mottos.
Hello Osborn Knights! How you doing? My name is Brittney Dobbins, and I am a senior at OPrep, captain of the Osborn cheer team and soon to be the OPrep salutatorian. I am also the new campus paparazzi. As your new senior paparazzi, I’m going to capture everything, so watch out, I’ll be looking and as Kermit says, it might not be none of my business. Since I now have the mic, just wanted to give a few shout outs to some Osborn athletes this month — don’t worry spring teams, I gotcha! I’ll start with the basketball team, I know y’all gone put in the work this season y’all always do.
What exactly is preferential treatment? I do not know and, contrary to popular belief, if you were to ask any student-athlete, they would probably not be able to give an answer either. For years, the general population of high school students has accused student-athletes of receiving special treatment from their teachers, peers and school administration.
My cousin is doing a five-year sentence in prison because of a time he let his anger spiral out of control.
By Fatou Snow Staff Writer Founder of the NAACP and Harvard graduate W.E.B.
How does one have a say in who he or she believes should be in charge? It is pretty simple, voting.
By Kaelyn Collins Staff Writer “I don’t have a gun, stop shooting.” August 9, 2014: The last words of Mike Brown. “Please don’t let me die.” March 9, 2014: The last words of Kimani Gray. “I can’t breathe.” July 17th, 2014: The last words of Eric Garner. These three men spoke their last words in front of their killer.
In my days of debate I have seen a lot of things take place. The growth of critical debate in my regional rounds, the way critical debate has affected my relationship with some of the people in my life, and the interesting ways in which I meet people. The door to my future opened as I was trying to formulate what I wanted to do with my life and devising ways to get there.
By Angel Studvent Staff Writer OMG! “Can I get to class?” Pushing and shoving and pulling. “Can y’all move faster?” Don’t you just hate crowded hallways? You’re just trying to get to your next class, and it’s like a zoo in the hallway.
By Jada Coleman and Fred Wright-Jones Staff Writers Detroit’s male inner-city youth has been drawn into the violence of the streets.
