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As four enthusiastic students from Nower Hill High Schools, we believe that young people should be given a voice in the community regarding local and global issues. Our ideas range from opinions and subjects within the school society, to topics that affect our generation as a whole. Therefore, we aim to provide an informative yet entertaining and honest overview of a student’s lifestyle. Our interests range from Dance, Music and Drama, to History and Sport; we all currently study Media and English courses at A/AS-Level. We believe ourselves to be passionate and committed to provide not just a tool for your reading pleasure, but an outlook for differing views and opinions. Our team consists of two year 12 students: Laura Cohen, Emily Greenwood and two Year 13 students: Karina Drinkwater and Daniel Iturbe

As four enthusiastic students from Nower Hill High Schools, we believe that young people should be given a voice in the community regarding local and global issues. Our ideas range from opinions and subjects within the school society, to topics that affect our generation as a whole. Therefore, we aim to provide an informative yet entertaining and honest overview of a student’s lifestyle. Our interests range from Dance, Music and Drama, to History and Sport; we all currently study Media and English courses at A/AS-Level. We believe ourselves to be passionate and committed to provide not just a tool for your reading pleasure, but an outlook for differing views and opinions. Our team consists of two year 12 students: Laura Cohen, Emily Greenwood and two Year 13 students: Karina Drinkwater and Daniel Iturbe

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Even our precious PM is taking fashion tips from President Obama.

Barack To The Future.

A historic day across the globe, as the US woke up on the morning of Tuesday the 4th November to the first African American leader, a sight DR. King himself would have been proud of. However, it seemed that John McCain thought otherwise, as loyal state after state turned against him in favour of ‘Obama brand’ democracy, leaving him wondering what could have been, as the three course meal of defeat served its starter. By dessert McCain was full. The taste of betrayal from his Republican supporters, was fresh is his mouth, as he sheepishly smiled at what was left of his meal.

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