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Celebración Latina Thrives on 15th Anniversary

November 26, 2019 Evelynn Coffie 0

Story by Evelynn Coffie, senior at Lusher High School. Audubon Zoo guests stood in front of the nature-themed entrance as they waited to be greeted by cheerful cashiers sweating beneath the mid-afternoon sun. Meanwhile, pink […]

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New Orleans’ Dîner En Blanc Shone Brightly This Year

October 25, 2019 Lana Lawson 0

At Dîner en Blanc (DEB) this year, October 20, it felt like two minutes couldn’t pass without someone stopping to take photos or ask about what a sea of people were doing dressed in white. […]

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Investigating New Orleans’ Broken School System from the Inside-Out

September 23, 2019 Lana Lawson 0

Story by Lana Lawson, Sophomore at International High School Back in July I attended the New Beginnings School Foundation meeting about the controversy of Kennedy High School editing students’ scores. I walked in and grabbed […]

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New Orleans Isn’t Known for Theater, But It’s Putting on Its Best Show

September 22, 2019 Hannah Darcey 0

Story by Hannah Darcey, junior at Mount Carmel Academy. It was the night of the Endymion parade. But five miles away from the bright colors, throws, and beads of Mardi Gras, David W. Hoover, theater […]

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Art in New Orleans takes a new form…treasure hunting!

November 29, 2018 Jacklyn Leo 0

By Jacklyn Leo, freshman at Lusher Charter School; Mentored by Allison McCarroll For 300 years, New Orleans has been a city for the arts. It started with music and dance, but has now evolved into […]

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