Hannah's Journalism Blog

1. Not keeping the camera in the same position at all times 2. In the academic building or the pit 3. probably holding up signs or ymca 4. solid colors because it would be less noticeable if something went wrong

Short Response: 1. 1,400 troops 2. metal fatigue is the weakening of metal as it's used over time 3. higher contributions to teachers' health insurance, cost-of-living adjustments for retirees, creation of full-day prekindergarten, and removal of a cap on special education enrollment. 4. he played all 9 positions at a longhorn baseball game 5. a city theatre's "as you like it" Long Response: 1. Barely half 2. 65% 3. They are less likely to earn a certificate or degree 4. Massachusetts and California 5. Wants to create a financial incentive for public universities to improve graduation rates 6. a. college is important because of all the opportunities you can gain from completing it b. not sure yet c. it's making people try harder in school d. there are plenty of jobs that pay well without a college degree e. yes f. i have a list saved

1. change shutter speed 2. tripod 3. to get a still shot 4. different brightness levels

The Quiet Place review 1. rotten tomatoes 2. Johanna Schneller 3. I'd rate it a 5 because it was kind of short but somewhat descriptive. 4. Family trying to survive by not making any noise whatsoever. 5. not mentioned 6. "As Krasinski, who also co-wrote the script with Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, drills down into the details of how the family stays muffled, lovely things rise up: the sounds of wind and water, how much people say with their eyes, the power of communication and the keenness of its loss. And when every creaky floorboard and dropped dish can do you in, the dangers don't have to be fantastical - they're all too real." Wonder Woman review 1. rotten tomatoes 2. Alexandra McAaron 3. I'd rate it an 8 because it described the movie in good detail along with background information and talked about things like sexist assumptions about the movie. 4. Battle scenes and overall plot. 5. not mentioned 6. "Jenkins, along with screenwriter All...

1. Main Characters: Richard Phillips, Abduwali Muse, other pirates 2. The plot of the movie is going to be fairly simple following the real life events. Captain Phillips and his crew are on the Maersk Alabama heading to Kenya to deliver basic supplies, but are hijacked by 4 Somalian pirates. The crew takes one pirate hostage and agree to release him if the rest of the pirates take the life boat and leave. They agree but as they get in the life boat, they take Phillips hostage. The pirates sail towards the Somalian coast with the captain with 10 days worth of food and supplies. The government sends people out there to try to get Phillips back to safety because the pirates have guns and will use them. Navy people try to negotiate with the pirates and after a couple days of being in the life boat and negotiating, they kill 3 pirates, keep one alive for questioning (kind of a hostage), and get Phillips back to safety. 3. This story is important because it dealt with an American captain w...