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All the organizations I'm a part of at my high school (Southern California, too) are horrendously underfunded. We've had a lot of trouble looking for the funds to keep the school paper running (we have one computer!). You might consider having a ...
June 14

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Hometown:
Chicago, Illinois
About Me:
A senior at Northside College Preparatory High School. Interested in pursuing broadcast journalism in college. I enjoy existentialism and write poetry in my free time.

Participant of Teen Radio project, headed by Shannon Heffernan and Jenn Greco and located on the Loyola University campus through a partnership with WLUW, a community radio station.

Created "Desegregation in Chicago Public Schools in the Aftermath of PICS v. Seattle," which was licensed by WXLV.

Youth Editorial Board member of GenerationPRX. Working on a 7-minute radio story on English Language Learners and ESL education in Chicago Public Schools with Chicago Public Radio.

Will participate in Ear to Ground mentorship program, an initiative of WBEZ.
Website:
http://heartcollision.blogspot.com/
Favorite radio station:
Chicago Public Radio, WBEZ 91.5

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Who the heck am I, anyways?

My name is Minnie, and I am youth-radio producer in Chicago! I participated in a youth radio production internship over the summer, and created a segment, "Desegregation in Chicago Public Schools in the Aftermath of PICS v. Seattle," which was featured on Vocalo, WXLV, and is posted on PRX.org.

I am currently working as a freelance radio journalist for Chicago Public Radio on a segment about ESL/bilingual education in Chicago Public Schools (CPS). Hopefully, my segment will be played on the Chicago Matters series on immigration.

My favorite radio stations is Chicago Public Radio, of course! I do love listening to NPR and This American Life. Ira Glass, Nancy Updike and David Isay are my heroes!

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YEB Spotlight Piece: Video Game Violence by Colin Redwood


Video Game Violence

Review by Minnie B.

Colin Redwood, a fellow Teen Radio Project participant, created a segment on whether violent video games actually promote violence among those who play them.




Redwood's mother's rea… Continue

Posted on January 31, 2008 at 5:50pm —

Minhal Baig

YEB Spotlight Piece: Teens Grapple with New Driving Law by ATMI


Teens Grapple with New Driving Law

Review by Minnie B.

Zager's segment on the new provisional driving
license is a very newsy, informative story. The story, however, takes a
typical teenage-centered perspective, such as why the prov… Continue

Posted on December 31, 2007 at 12:30am —

Minhal Baig

YEB Spotlight Piece: My Moment of Silence by Curie Youth Radio


My Moment of Silence

Review
by Minnie B.

Natalie Marquez and Jennifer Martinez have
prepared an interesting take on the new law passed in Illinois that
requires students to spend a "moment of silence" for reflection (some
say that legislators had been pushing this moment of silence as a time
for prayer).



The re… Continue

Posted on December 1, 2007 at 3:25pm — 2 Comments

Minhal Baig

YEB Spotlight Piece: AP Slackers by Heather Tyner


AP Slackers


Review by Minnie B.

Heather Tyner's clear, concise narrative provides an interesting look at AP slackers, students who have little to nothing to do after their big tests in May are over. This is a tightly-packed radio segment and disperses quite a bit of information within that time. However, one of the major down… Continue

Posted on December 1, 2007 at 3:23pm — 2 Comments

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At 5:47am on March 6, 2008, Aashis Luitel said…
best of luck Minnie
Aashis
At 1:39pm on December 21, 2007, Jones Franzel said…
Hi Minnie! Argh - what frustrations on funding. Can we talk on the phone next week and see what we can come up with? Would be great to hear more specifically what you need, and then I can think more helpfully (I hope!) about what could work. I'm around Thursday and Friday morning - you?
At 1:11pm on December 3, 2007, Jones Franzel said…
Heya Minnie! GREAT questions - such a good topic for forum discussions. I'd be more than happy to talk about ideas - either via email or on the phone. Because you need materials immediately, I think local may be the way to go. Have you contacted Sarah Levine at Curie Youth Radio for Chicago leads? Or Vocalo?

It is SUPER exciting that you're taking this on, and 100% possible. Let's figure out a time to brainstorm...
At 9:40pm on November 7, 2007, dulcewrte said…
the students from our training program produce a show called First Voice/Primera Voz. And I supervise and help them along with the program...a total of 4 hrs of on-air time per week.
At 9:22am on October 26, 2007, Jones Franzel said…
I should ask first - do you prefer to go by Minhal, or Minnie? Inquiring minds etc. etc....
At 9:21am on October 26, 2007, Jones Franzel said…
Nice page, Minnie! Glad you're here...
 
 

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/baratunde/ / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 A friend of mine who works in the Chicago Public Schools asked some of her students what they thought signs of gentrification were. The one that got her was something so simple: “People jogging.” Another might be advertisements for shiny new buildings right near vacant lots, like the photo above. In “Gentrification [...]
 

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