My View on Reading
Ever since I was a little girl I’ve loved to read. I think that’s because before my dad died he always read to me every night. And, I loved every moment of it.
YR Raw
YRaw offers the inside (and lightly edited) scoop from Youth Radio’s training programs. In the introductory training, high school students produce a weekly radio show on YR Raw. Tune in Friday nights at 6:15pm by clicking the “Listen Live” button below. In the intermediate training, students specialize in one media concentration (journalism, music or multimedia). Here is where you can check-out all of the work they produce!
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Show Out Radio Episode 3
Welcome to Episode 3 of Core’s radio show, ‘Show Out’ Radio! Tonight, Breanna, Issaiah, and Mia bring out their favorites,…
A Teen’s Letter To Oakland #3
Dear Oakland,
When I walk down your streets, I hear cars moving because your streets are so busy, it feels like (I am in a sea of cars).
A Teen’s Letter To Oakland #1
I feel a lot of sorrow when I think about you. It’s disheartening to see your abandoned buildings and ghost filled neighborhoods, your gang filled streets.
Review: Shopping With Kira At ALDO’S
I’ve always been a big fan of ALDO’s shoes. When I’m in New York I go downtown Brooklyn and 42nd street in Manhattan to shop there.
Review: Fruitvale Station
In the film “Fruitvale Station,” Michael B. Jordan plays the role as Oscar Grant, a young man in his mid 20’s that is trying to get his life back together after doing time in jail, selling marijuana to pay family expenses, and losing his job.
A Teen’s Letter To Oakland #2
Dear Oakland,
Many people may think that you’re a horrible place, however you have both positive and negative aspects about you.
Show Out Radio Episode 4
Welcome to Episode 4 of Core’s radio show, ”Show Out Radio!”. Our DJ’s Gabriel, Kira and Lasalle play their favorites…
Roundtable: The BART Strike
I was walking up Allston Way, going to San Francisco to see a friend. A huge novelty of living in the Bay Area is that you really don’t need a car in this region since our subway system is extremely convienent—serving 400,000 riders each day. I walked by the crowd of people and started down the pit of stairs—then along with a couple others—staring blankly at the closed doors.