This was a discussion with student journalists from several schools across the state of Michigan about their experiences with their newspaper programs. The questions were designed to inform prospective newspaper members about what they can expect after they join the newspaper. I think we were able to alleviate some concerns that new members may have had, which encourages more people to participate in scholastic journalism!

Announcing Community Night 2021!

There are a lot of important important topics to discuss on this week’s episode of City Voice TV, as host Kumar Varma takes us through a roundup of the latest news and more.

This was a round table discussion with several members of our school’s community about the importance of protecting the environment and being mindful of environmental issues. We were able to cover several topics during the panel, and get several perspectives on important issues. Overall, I think this was a good chance for the members of our school to develop a deeper appreciation of the environment, and a better understanding of the values of our school.

This episode of the City Voice is all about new and interesting things that are happening in the world. From a new company started by Elon Musk, to a new column in our own City Voice, this episode will get you excited about the future. It also features some excellent collaboration between different anchors.

Happy Spring Break everyone! Here's one last episode of City Voice TV to keep you entertained, including our writers' recommendations for great Spring Break entertainment.

This week on City Voice TV we’ll be covering stories local and global, including March Madness news.

This week on City Voice TV we'll be diving into stories explicable and arcane, including a Star Wars mystery.

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This episode of the City Voice covers the emergence of the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine, the beginning of the baseball season, our entrance into the contest held by the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association, and more. It is truly one of the most interesting and diverse entrances into the City Voice library. Whether you want to learn, laugh, or be inspired, this episode has it all.

This week on City Voice TV we'll be taking a deep dive into stories from City and the world including sophomore Robin's personal project.

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This week on City Voice TV we'll be taking a look at the unlikely saga of GameStop alongside other news from City and the world.

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This week on City Voice TV we'll be covering stories from City and elsewhere including an interview about the history of IB and the importance of Black History Month.

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This is a fun and lighthearted episode of the City Voice that demonstrates our writers’ ability to cover any topic. Although I was suffering from a bad neck injury -- hence the odd posture, and neck craning -- I still had a great time reporting on the stories that were put forth by our team. If you love quality music and corny jokes, then this episode will be one of your favorites.

This week on City Voice TV we'll be taking a deep dive into stories about e-books, student books, and the COVID-19 vaccine.

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This week on City Voice TV we’re covering stories from City and around the world, including surprising new discoveries about octopi.

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This week on City Voice TV we'll be paying homage to the strangest stories of 2020 alongside news from the new year, including Grand Rapids art and analysis in preparation for this weekend's NFL playoffs.

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