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Evan O'Donnell

2/21/2019

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​Evan O’Donnell
Interview & Photography by Olivia Bush
Pennsylvania
Issue 15

Evan O’Donnell A Highschool Quarterback
Written By: Olivia Bush

Walk into CB East high school on a Friday afternoon and you will see CB Easts 6-5 football team preparing for their upcoming game. If you look in the right place you will see their starting quarterback Evan O’Donnell starting to mentally prepare himself for that week’s 48 minutes of football.

Evan has done a lot and worked hard to get to the position he is in now. “My dad brainwashed me into becoming a Redskins fan when I was four even though I live in Philly and then started playing football with me in the backyard. I’ve played quarterback for as long as I can remember, and it was my dad who even taught me how to throw,” Evan says.

Now when it comes to having a packed schedule Evan knows all about it. From football practice, to hanging with friends, and taking some of the highest-level classes Evan does it all and knows how to balance it while having fun. “My parents have always pushed me academically,” says O’Donnell, “So I know that if I mess up football will be the first to go. I sometimes ask my parents why I can’t go out with friends and they say, ‘Evan you hang out with them every day at practice’ and I realize that they’re right because all the guys on the team are my best friends”.

Now when I sat down with Evan, I asked him a lot about his senior season. “My senior season is definitely a special one,” States the quarterback. “One of my favorite memories of my high school football career was beating West this year. This is mostly because my junior season we had so many close games and never won one. I wanted to finally win a close game, and that’s what we did”. Not only did East beat West this year, but they also beat South, winning the CB cup. They also beat Pennridge, securing them a spot in the Division One Playoffs. This is what Evan says made his senior season the best. Now everyone has a moment that they look back on and go that was so embarrassing. When I asked Evan what his was, he responded with “junior year, North Penn, I fumbled the ball out of the back of the endzone. My friends still give me a hard time about it, but we all know that we all make mistakes”. When it comes to pre-game rituals and players favorite parts of game da y everyone is different, but O’Donnell shared with me some unique ones, “Before every game I watch Drew Locks and Baker Mayfield’s college highlight reels, that gets me in the zone. Then when we go out to the field, I say a prayer at the 30-yard line, and that gets me ready to play. As far as my favorite part of gameday it would be playing the game and if we win, knowing that I helped the team win is a great feeling,” Evan says. 

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When asking Evan about his favorite play to run he says that the play is his favorite because of the memories that go along with it. “It’s a slant and go play. This is my favorite because this play is the play that helped us beat West this year. It is also the play that was used in the first touchdown me and my best friend Chris scored together”. Now anyone who goes to East football games knows that when Evan and Chris are out on the field together, they are unstoppable. When I asked Evan what it’s like getting to play and make game changing plays with his best friend; he responded with nothing but raving remarks about the wide receiver, “I would say it’s surprising, but Chris talks in my ear a lot and is always telling me that it will happen one day. I believed him and then it happened. I can never fully make a play without Chris. We have accomplished so much together, getting 1st team all-league together this season. He makes me look good and I am glad”. Afte r hearing this I briefly sat down with wide receiver Chris Lochetta and asked him what he thought about making game changing plays with his best friend and he told me, “Me and Ev have been neighbors for over 13 years so we’ve been imagining these types of plays and opportunities since we started throwing the ball in his yard. What we have accomplished this year is amazing and now we hope to play in college together soon”.
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Now Chris isn’t Evans only close friend on the football team. “I’ve been best friends with these guys since 8th grade and some before that,” says O’Donnell. “We have always been close, and football has brought us closer”. Many people that walk the halls of CB East high school know that the team is like family. When I asked Evan about what it is like he says, “It’s great, they are all brothers to me. We are really like family. Yes, we fight a lot but, in the end, we will always have each other’s back,”. When CB Easts football team manager Liv was asked about Evan and the team she said, “Evan is one of the sweetest people I have ever met. I ask myself every practice if Evan O’Donnell can get any nicer and then something happens for me to go, oh yes, he can. As far as the team goes it is like I have 60 older brothers who I know would do anything for me and I would do the same for them,”.

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According to O’Donnell some people think the team can be ignorant but really, they’re loads of fun! “Sure, we are very serious at practice and on the sidelines, but what people don’t see is how much fun we have. Our dance offs, Coach free style rapping, guys dancing in the weight room, and the week we play West is always entertaining. So yes, we are a hardworking team, but we balance out with fun,”.

If you go to a football game home or away, one thing you will always remember is the student section. “They are amazing,” says O’Donnell. “yes, the summer time was hard but once school started they have showed up to every game no matter how far, rain or shine”. I quickly sat down with someone that is regularly in the student section, spending time with friends and classmates, but also watching Evan play. When asked what she loves about getting to watch the games and Evan play his girlfriend Sammi Garoman adorably responded “It’s really awesome to watch him play because I know how much time and energy he puts into football. I love that during every game he goes out and plays to the best of his ability and always tries to improve himself. Watching him make plays makes me happy because I know he’s out there doing what he loves,”.

When I asked Evan about his future, he says he doesn’t want to stop playing football and wants to play college ball but doesn’t know where,”. When asked what he will miss about high school football he responded “Everything, the game in general. No other level of football has this much energy. Lastly, the people. I’ll miss the coaches because they have shaped me to become who I am today and my teammates because they’re my best friends and my family.”

To say that Evan O’Donnell has a passion and heart for the game of football is an understatement. He is truly a great high school quarterback.

Evan was featured in Issue 15 of Inspiring Teens Magazine.


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Rachel Gunder

9/14/2018

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​Interview with Olivia Bush | Submitted by Rachel Gunder
Nomination & Photography by Selessa Studio

The Nomination from Selessa Studio: “Rachel stared a community service club in her Michigan high school to help others. She also dances and is involved in the national honor society.”
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What inspired you to start a community service club at your school?
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I was inspired to start my community service club by a group that my mom is a member of, called 100 Women Who Care. Every quarter a group of about 100 women in my town get together and select a nonprofit organization to contribute to. Each member donates $100, so the organization receives donations of around $10,000. I was so amazed at how great a difference my mom was making when she would get together with this group; I began to wonder if there was a way I could do the same. My friend, Emma Walsh, and I decided that we would start our own version of this at school, called 100 Students Who Care. In this club, we donate our time to better Northville and its surrounding communities by supporting local nonprofit organizations.
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Is there a specific focus of the club?

The main goal of 100 Students Who Care is to make a difference in the community by donating our time through fundraising or volunteering. There are so many ways that students can get involved to support those who need help. For example, this past winter, our group decided to support Mittens for Detroit, a nonprofit organization that works to provide mittens and gloves to children and adults in need. At our school, we held a glove drive and had a bake sale to raise money to be donated to Mittens for Detroit. We had a lot of success and were able to play a role in providing people with gloves that they badly needed.

Which types of dance do you do, and which is your favorite, why?


As a competitive dancer on a pre-professional company, I take many different styles of dance. Each week I have ballet, turn and leap, modern, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, and hip hop, along with strength and conditioning. Each style has something special that I love, but my favorites would have to be lyrical and contemporary. I love these because they allow me to immerse myself in the story behind the dance and express my emotions through my movement. The best feeling ever is when you’re performing a piece and you just forget about everything else going on in your life because you’re so connected to the movement and the story behind it.

Finally, how do you balance your community service club, National Honor Society, and dance?
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In my opinion, the best trick to managing so many things on top of school is time management. I am super organized and basically plan out what I should be doing every minute of every day. When you have to dance for 5 to 6 hours a night, club meetings, and volunteering, there really just is no time to procrastinate! Luckily, I have developed the habit of starting my homework right when I get home from school, studying on my breaks at dance, and just using all my time wisely so I can stay on top of everything I need to do.
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My YouTube Experience - an interview with Madi Westbrooke

6/9/2018

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Interview by Olivia Bush


 
When did you start your YouTube channel & how many subscribers do you have now?
I Started my YouTube channel five years ago in 2012 & the last time I looked I had a little over 118,000.
 
What editing software do you use?
I used to use imovie, but three years ago I updated to Final Cut Pro.
 
What inspired you to start YouTube?
It really happened progressively. On the first day of school my mom would always film me and what I was doing and wearing so I was really used to being in front of the camera. One year my mom got me one of those small flip screen video cameras that were really popular. Me and my friends would film videos on that and I would pretend I had a YouTube channel but I never uploaded any of those videos. Then one day when I got home from school I decided to upload one and it really just took off after that.
 
What is your favorite thing about doing YouTube and why?
It exposes you to different kinds of people. You get to meet new friends and get exposed to companies. You are surrounded with this community of people that you look up to, that will be there to help you. Kind of like a family.

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How do you manage YouTube and college?
I thought it definitely would be harder than high school, but it wasn’t as hard as I thought. In the second semester I scheduled my classes to have Tuesdays and Thursdays off. Those days are dedicated to business and work days. I mostly vlog during the day so I do most of my editing at night.
 
Is YouTube something that you see yourself doing after college/ for a living?
I do major creative media, so yes, I am hoping YouTube will still be big and I hope that it could possibly expose to big companies and for me to get a job with them.
 
How did you get over that nervous feeling of vlogging in public?
It’s a little weird still and a little uncomfortable. If I’m out with friends I will vlog and not feel awkward because I am with someone. I also live in a college town so when I’m vlogging by myself people know and look at me and they know what I’m doing but it is still a little awkward.

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What is one thing that YouTube has taught you/ what have you learned from YouTube?
Definitely not care what everyone thinks and that there will always be haters. My mom would always tell me to delete the negative comments and overtime I have learned not to care what people think and I have realized that I am doing YouTube for myself, not for others.
 
What is your favorite video you have uploaded and why?
My favorites are definitely travel diaries. These videos are about three minutes maximum and they are montages of your trip. They have so many memories and flow really well with the music and just looks cool.
 
What video have you been most proud of that you have uploaded and why?
My college week in my life I have been most proud of. This is because it was very different. I wasn’t uploading all week and I have never done that. It was a very interesting experience and rewarding because people really liked that video. 
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What other YouTubers do you look up to?
The first YouTuber I watched was Bethany Mota but I don’t watch her that much anymore because she doesn’t upload as much. Some of my other favorites are Alisha Marie and Remi Ashton because they are so relatable. Also, Danielle Carolan because she is currently in college at a big school like me is going through some of the same things I am currently going through.
 
Favorite brands you have partnered with/ what’s it like working with brands?
I worked with Sketchers a year or two ago. They were so easy to communicate with because some brands don’t respond until four days later, but they were not like that. They sent shoes to me and put me on their social media and the way they had me incorporate the shoes into the video was very cool. I also worked with Its Sugar Candy. I had actually bought some of their products and had a store near me, so I was actually able to go to the store and look at the candies myself.

What advice would you give to others who want to start a YouTube channel?
My biggest piece of advice is to be yourself. People can tell when you fake your personality, and also people know you can get paid by doing YouTube so don’t just do it for that because in my opinion your content won’t be as good. Finally, just be original, don’t copy other people’s video ideas come up with your own original content to put on your channel that showcases who you are.

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Traveling to Spain

4/16/2018

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Interview with Deke Burrell by Olivia Bush

 
1)      Why did you travel to Spain?

I traveled to Spain because I wanted to meet new people, work on my Spanish and experience what it was like in a different country.

2)      What were your feelings about traveling to Spain?

I was very excited for the experience, but I was also nervous about being away from my family.

3)      What was your first impression of Spain when you arrived?

I was very cool and different. In a way it was different from the town of Idaho I live in, but it had the same idea as Idaho.

4)      What were some of the major differences between the United States and Spain?

The language barrier and the types of food they eat and the rules they have in place.

5)      What do they have in Spain that you wish we had in the United States?

Their food in Spain is good and we don’t have anything like it in Idaho.

6)      What was your favorite food dish you ate in Spain?

My favorite meal was a dish with yellow rice, shrimp, clams, and mussels

7)      What did you dislike about Spain?

I didn’t dislike anything! I loved it all.

8)      What was the best thing about going to Spain as a foreign exchange student?

Meeting new people and the lifestyle

9)      What was so different about their lifestyle from ours?

Well their rules are very different for example, one night I came downstairs for dinner with bare feet and my host family made me go upstairs and put on socks. They cared a lot about me and were very protective.

10)   Finally, how long were you in Spain?

​ I spent three week there.


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Zero Gravity

3/23/2018

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Cover Story interview with Cassidy Ermigotti by Olivia Bush

How did you find out about the Zero Gravity jump rope team?
Zero Gravity was started by members of an old team I was on based in Bucks County. I was with Zero Gravity from the beginning because I had the privilege of my friends actually creating and building the team.

How old were you when you started jump roping?

I was six years old and it was the summer before first grade.

What inspired you to start jump roping?

I started through a summer camp. This then evolved to being on the school team the same year. It just grew from there and I will always tell people I will jump until my legs fall off.

What are the different categories of jump rope?
There are many different categories of jump rope, (over thirteen to be exact). Some categories include double dutch, single rope speed, single rope power, and freestyle routines. There are many categories that branch off from these that are all unique in their own ways. These categories are also judged differently so It is a pretty cool system.
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What is your favorite category to perform?
My favorite events are singles freestyle and any double dutch freestyle event, especially in pairs. I also recently started to like triples, which is a category under power that you can start at fifteen.

What is the hardest thing about jump rope?
There isn’t really one specific hard thing about jump rope. There are a bunch of little things that you personally can find hard based in your own stamina and endurance. Personally, I find speed events hard and talking myself into doing new tricks. The mental game can drag you down, so you have to have a new sense of trust with yourself.

Is there anything you dislike about jump rope?
There is nothing that I will ever dislike about jump rope. I may complain time to time about a speed workout, but I will never dislike it because it makes me better, and it feels amazing in the end. I get a big sense of accomplishment at the end of practice, so there will never be any dislikes or regrets that I will associate with jump rope.

What is your favorite part about being able to jump rope for others around the country?
It’s extremely refreshing to share my passion and spread education about fun exercise. It’s great to see the looks on people’s faces, especially kids, when you are jumping double dutch or on a pogo stick. I have also had people call me their hero and ask for my autograph, which is really cool and amazing since I know I touched someone in some way.

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What is your favorite routine you have performed?
My favorite competition routine I have ever performed was my singles freestyle last year at the regional competition in Maryland. It is my favorite because I got first place and I had just recovered from an injury, so it was hard to practice and super rewarding after awards. My favorite performance routine was at St Joseph’s two years ago because it was the first performance as Zero Gravity and it was during Christmas, so it was like a miracle to see the crowd get so into our routine.

What are some of the coolest places you have traveled with Zero Gravity?
The coolest place I have been to with Zero Gravity is Disney World in Orlando. It was so cool to experience this for the first time with my closest friends. Also, competing in the ESPN World of Sports complex. It was an experience like no other! The coolest place we have ever performed was at Madison Square Garden. It was so cool because it is such a well-known stadium and is like a dream come true to perform there!

I heard you went to the Junior Olympics, can you tell me more about that?
Yes, I went to the Junior Olympics two years ago in Houston, Texas. It was a great experience as a team since it was our first major competition, and everyone did so well! It was also extremely cool because there were other sports competing in the same building, so we were exposed to more unique sports such as cup stacking. Being there exposed us to the competitive world of other sports like cup stacking, as I mentioned, and sports like cheer and gymnastics.

What was the road you took to get to the Junior Olympics?
The process was long and hard, practice was at least twice a week for three hours each. Also, we went to smaller competitions to prepare ourselves since we had never competed before. In the end it was extremely rewarding, and I wouldn’t change a thing.

What was your favorite part about competing in the Junior Olympics?
My favorite part about competing in the Junior Olympics has got to be the feeling of community and utter support from every team there and especially your own team. This competition really opened me up to the world of competitive jump rope where you can be friends with people from North Carolina, Virginia, and even Australia. It got me used to how a competition worked and that is very valuable going forward.

What other competitions have you competed in?
I have competed in various competitions in Maryland and about three regional competitions. The biggest competition I have ever competed in was last year at nationals in Florida. You must qualify at a regional competition in order to go to nationals or junior Olympics and right now my team is planning to go to nationals again.

Do you keep track of all the states you’ve competed in?
I keep a map of the United States on a shelf in my room and I stick push pins in the states where jump rope has taken me.

What is one of the biggest things you have gotten out of jump rope?

Jump rope has been a great way for me to explore many different places in the United States. I have also gotten to see many colleges and even consider some to apply to in the future.

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Reasons to Join Inspiring Teens: HS Girls

3/9/2018

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We'll be rolling out some of our member's individual responses for why they joined Inspiring Teens and advice that they have for new girls in three blogs based on age group. Today we have our high school girls. 

Our programs for our 4th quarter of the '17-18 school year include Leaders (Grades 5-7), Fashionistas (Grades 6-12), Media (Grades 8-12) and Models (Grades 4-12). If one of these sounds like we can help you meet your goals....

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Zoe D'Angelo
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​"Just be yourself! Everyone at Inspiring Teens is super welcoming and loves when new people join! We get so close to each other and make long-lasting friendships.

Don't be shy. Don't be afraid to share what you're thinking. Every thought counts.

​I hope you enjoy your time here!"

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Sierra Zaccagnino

​"Inspiring Teens was such a great decision because I have been able to develop my leadership skills, and have fun while collaborating with other teens who have the same goals as me."

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Grace Mahony

​"I like how we get to use our creativity as well as leadership and public speaking. We make friends, learn stuff, and it is just all around awesome."

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Emma Clopton

Coming into the program, I didn't know what to expect. While getting involved with everything, I instantly fell in love with Inspiring Teens Magazine!

​My advice to any new member is to be yourself. You can find amazing people through being who you truly are. Embrace and love yourself and don't be afraid to show off what you've got.

​Accept any challenges you may face and never give up! You are beautiful and inspiring and deserve to be here!"

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Cyrena Spafford 

​I love how everyone who participates in the program has the opportunity to show a unique part of their personality. 

​The advice I'd give to new girls starting is to be yourself and enjoy every moment in the program!

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Sarah Smith

​"My advice to any new person joining Inspiring Teens would be to challenge yourself. I found that I could do this best in the Leadership Program working with businesses in the area and sharing my ideas with the group. Voice your opinions, don't be afraid to get in front of the camera, and continue to inspire those around you."

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Nicole Linder

​"Don't be afraid to talk and make sure you are yourself. Everyone is so welcoming and will love you for you. Any ideas are good. If you have an idea for an article, raise your hand and share!

Good Luck :)"

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Mikayla Havers

​"Just be yourself and open your mind up to meeting other people. I came in here not knowing anyone, and I left the very first meeting feeling like I knew the other girls a lot better. 

​You're amazing and beautiful - always remember that.

​Best of luck!"

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Olivia Bush

​"I love Inspiring Teens because you get to meet so many new people and have fun. Some advice I would give is to step out of your comfort zone because no idea is a bad idea."

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Marie Suttmann

​"When you join, don't be afraid to really get involved. Getting involved really gives you the full experience of being a part of the programs."

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Madison Cavallo 

​"Having a space here at Inspiring Teens to collaborate with other girls your own age is beneficial, inspiring, and very fun!"

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Kari Jim

​"The main thing that I love about this program is all the opportunities that are given. I've met a lot of new people over the years by doing this and I'm really glad I did it!"

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Kimberly Wang

​"What I love about the program is wearing different outfits for different photo shoots, meeting new people and making friendships that could last a lifetime.

​Advice for new girls: Be confident, be yourself, gain self esteem, believe in yourself, and always have a positive attitude no matter what."

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Delila Matara
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​"Follow your heart, inspiring is an art. Don't forget to laugh and smile and always be sweet. Hope you stay a while!"

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Jillian Cardinal

​"My advice would be to just be yourself and not change anything about you because who you are is who you are meant to be."

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March 07th, 2018

3/7/2018

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Zoe D'Angelo, Jillian Cardinal, Carly D'Angelo, Brittany Shugrue, Ellie Kuhnle and Olivia Bush

Olivia Bush:

Olivia Bush, Sorority interview question and answers for Carly and Brittany:

1.       How do you balance your time between school and sorority events?  
In order to stay in a sorority, you have to maintain a 2.5 gpa, and you earn points for earning A’s and B’s and for going to the library to study. There is a scholarship chair in the sorority which is just in charge of making sure every ones grades are up to par. So it is pretty easy because we mostly know that we have to get are homework done and that our grades come first in order to actively participate.

2.       How do you become more involved in your sorority?
Mostly just going to everything and being really involved. Even if you don’t know someone that well text or dm them asking if they want to go to lunch. Go to events and activities and actively participate.

3.       How much time commitment is a sorority?
There are mandatory meetings once a week that are normally an hour, and then there are volunteer events, fun activities and socials. I would say around five hours a week.                                                                                                                      
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Questions by Jillian Cardinal

Are there a lot of volunteering opportunities?
Yes

Have you done any?
Yes we have done adopt a block which is when you go into town and clean up the streets, we have also done bake sales, and many diamond donates.

What were your favorite type of volunteer opportunity?
 The 5k on Veterans Day and we raised 5 thousand dollars for David’s Drive 831 ,an organization helping homeless & hospitalized veteran’s.
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Questions by Ellie Kuhnle

What are team building activities you do in the sorority?
-on bid day we get all social medias and follow everyone . Before social media was big, we’d do cross over the line, where people cross over the line with statements they relate to. Each assignment is fulfilled with someone knew, so you get to know everyone!


What is your favorite activity to do with your sisters?
-a lot of sister hood events, Brittany is sister chair, she sets up event for everyone. Activities like Zumba, pumpkin picking, bowling, & various social events. Ice Cream at the house is common and annual, a movie night is in the planning process. Sisters go out to lunch together and act like “normal friends,” and during finals they all study at the library together.


Have you gained confidence from becoming a sister? If so, how?
-YES! “I’ve seen such a personality difference in myself...” (Brittany) “Almost impossible not to change” (Brittany) Carly plans special events, and Greek weekend (annual) “getting people to come to special events has given me confidence” (Carly) “You have to be outgoing, you have to ask for things” (Brittany) a little weird at first, similar to a job, weekly meetings, etc. positions can last from semesters long to years long.

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What to do in West Chester, PA

3/5/2018

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Zoe D'Angelo, Jillian Cardinal, Carly D'Angelo, Brittany, Ellie Kuhnle, and Olivia Bush

By Jillian Cardinal

As Ambassadors for Inspiring Teens, we get to interview some pretty cool people, and on this day some of the high school ambassadors got to interview two sorority sisters from West Chester University.
 
West Chester University is a college in West Chester, PA - which is a really cool town about an hour from our headquarters. We decided if we were going to drive that far, we should do a photo shoot and tour the campus a little.

We first went to some cool stationary trains  on dead tracks (that could have something to do with the next issue.. spoiler alert - it's the Travel Issue!) and decided to start our photo shoot there.



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Jillian Cardinal at the trains
Also, we did a little bit of wandering around the WCU campus to find a few hidden gems, like the whispering archway of the Phillips Memorial Building.  So this is how it works; two friends stand at opposite sides of the arch and can whisper to each other through a small ridge in the arch without anyone passing by hearing what you said.

We wrapped it up with our interview with a sorority group to learn about how they managed their classwork along with sorority commitments such as volunteering. We also talked about the process of getting in to a sorority group (pledging).  *The full interview will be in a second blog coming shortly! 
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Zoe D'Angelo at the Whispering Archway
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How To Get Into NJHS

1/10/2018

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How to get into NJHS

By: Olivia Bush
 
Getting into the National Junior Honors Society is a great honor. It shows that you have the Leadership, citizenship, service, and character skills to represent your school. You are eligible to become an NJHS member in eighth grade, but what you need to know is that preparation does not just start at the beginning of eighth grade. It really starts at the beginning of middle school, but you just don’t know it. Your grades and attitude toward others from the beginning of your middle school career are considered. One thing that most middle schoolers don’t know is that it is not just based off grades. To get into NJHS you need to have volunteered, taken up leadership skills and maintained a 3.5 GPA. You also need to know what would make you a great NJHS member.

On your application, there will be a space for you to list your volunteer opportunities that you have done. You will also have to list the hours that you have volunteered there and you will need a signature from someone who oversaw your volunteering or a parent who drove you there. This place can be a nursing home, or even planting trees. Local public libraries also have some fun volunteer opportunities over the summer where you can shelve books, sign kids up for a summer reading program, and do fun arts and crafts! The library has something for everyone!  If you are having trouble finding places to volunteer, my recommendation would be to talk to your Family Consumer Science teacher! Most likely they will have soup kitchen sign ups once a month or a Nova Thrift Shop sign up where you can volunteer. Participating in these events can help you fill up that section on your application form. Even if they don’t have these sign-ups through the school you can always ask your teachers if they know any good places in your area to volunteer.

Another section on your application will be a leadership section. Here, you will list all the leadership skills you have acquired. When filling out this part of the form, you will have to list out what activities you were a leader in. This can be anything from choir, Relay for Life, or sports! You will then have to list out the leadership position you had. This can be a lead singer in your choir, a soccer captain, or a Student Council homeroom representative. Then, list your accomplishments from being the leader in this specific activity. It could be having the top per person average in fundraising for your Relay team or it could just be winning a soccer game.

You also need to be involved in your school or around your community. This box on your application can simply be achieved by participating in extracurricular activities or summer camps.  For example, you can play field hockey and soccer for your school while being involved in your church choir and having done 2 summer camps the previous summer. This will help you check one more box off your list, you just have to think ahead!

 Moving on to grades, the minimum GPA you must have to get an application letter is a 3.5, so grades do matter. But as you have seen, this is not the only thing they look for out of a contributing NJHS member. Anything lower than a 3.5 GPA and you will not receive an application letter. To get a 3.5 GPA, you do need to put in effort and study hard, do your homework, and pay attention in class. If you don’t understand a topic you are learning, don’t be afraid to ask you teacher for help!
 

The last part of the application is the essay. You will have to write an essay on what makes you a good choice to become a member of the National Junior Honors Society. This essay must be typed and cannot be over five hundred words.

Once you have filled out all parts of the application that you can and have proofread your form, you are ready to turn it into your school. Remember getting into this organization might be a lot of hard work but it will only help you grow as a person and make many friends and memories!
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iTi STYLE Photo Shoots for Teens

12/10/2017

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Membership Perks - Photo Shoots for iTi STYLE: By Olivia Bush

As part of our membership perks to Inspiring Teens, five of us girls participated in a fun photoshoot in some pretty cool places in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

We all started out at the Inspiring Teens studio in Warrington, PA. We came in wearing an outfit that went along with something that is special to us that we brought for props. For example, a football jersey and a football. Then we all moved on to an outdoor shopping center, where we wore trendy and fashionable outfits. The last location we were photographed at was a park. For this location, we all wore something summery. Some of us sat by the edge of the creek to take our photos, and some  of us girls actually got in the creek!
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Dancer Madison Dedieu

12/9/2017

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An interview with teen dancer Madison Dedieu
​by Olivia Bush for the 2017 Winter Issue of Inspiring Teens Magazine

1) What/who inspired you to start dancing? My mom because she was the person who really got me to start dance classes when I was 3, but my biggest dance inspiration right now are my dance teachers.

2) What styles do you currently dance? Jazz, Ballet, Contemporary, Musical Theater,  & Tap.  Contemporary or Musical Theater would be my favorite because they are both so fun to perform and to express yourself in. 

3) What is your favorite dance you have performed? Last season, I performed a Musical Theater dance with six other girls called “I Can Cook Too” from On The Town which placed very high and was so much fun.    

4) What is your favorite part about performing? Definitely being able to express myself through all my movements and just being there with these girls that are basically my family. The energy is such a crazy feeling.

5) Have you taken any master dance classes? Yes, I have taken a class at Abby Lee Dance Center in Los Angeles, Alex Wong from So You Think You Can Dance, JoJo Siwa, many dancers from Joffery Ballet School, Katy Perry’s back up dancer Khasan Brailsford, and Courtney Ortiz.       
                 
6) Which one is your favorite reality show & would you want to be on it? My favorite has to be World of Dance.  I think it would be so much fun and such a cool experience dancing in front of so many people, so yes!
             
7) If you could dance with any dancer who would it be?  I would have to say Eva Iago because she is so close to my age and is such a good dancer and is just someone that I aspire to preform like.  

​8) How far do you want to take dance? Right now, I want to go to college for dance and be a dance teacher.  

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Teen Portraits In Warrington, PA

8/27/2017

 
I feel very fortunate to have my studio located in Warrington, PA to photograph Teen Portraits, because we are so blessed to have so many beautiful locations within a few minutes of our building!

​Recently, I got the opportunity to photograph 5 teens as part of their programs for Inspiring Teens Magazine. We started at our studio in the Metropolitan Plaza Building with something that was important to them. Their items ranged from musical to sports!
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Conway Productions Inc - Olvia's First Up!
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Conway Productions Inc - Olivia
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Conway Productions Inc - Amanda
​We did these while they were all arriving and settling in, and then they got changed to move on to Valley Square. We had a lot of fun in this gorgeous shopping center! I loved the variety of looks that they wore for this!
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Valley Square
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Valley Square - Jillian
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Valley Square - Eva
Afterwards, we went to Kemper Park for their next set of teen portraits in Warrington, PA, which is technically in Warminster, but since it's on the same street as Warrington, we'll let that slide!
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Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA at Kemper Park - Jillian's Turn!
​The girls had these things to say about their Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA photo shoot: 
​"What I liked best about the photo shoot was that everyone was so nice and supportive, especially when everyone was getting their photos done."
- Amanda

​"I liked how I could see some of my friends during the shoot, and I thought it was fun to get in the creek."
- Jillian

​"My favorite part was being able to get photos taken in/with items that meant a lot to me and being able to make so many memories with amazing people. I think they are a good bonding experience for us outside of the programs. I personally have become a lot closer with girls because of them."
- Olivia

"I loved laying in the creek. Dirty, but fun!" (This was Ellie's 3rd time getting her teen portraits taken at and near our Warrington, PA studio!)
​ - Ellie
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​So that's a wrap on our day of Teen Portraits in Warrington, PA!

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From our Ambassador Olivia, who was one of the five girls photographed:
On August 17th, 2017 five teen girls from Inspiring Teens Magazine took part in a fun Teen Portraits photoshoot in Warrington, PA. They all fundraised 500 dollars or more so this was their reward.

They all started out at the Inspiring Teens studio in the Metropolitan Plaza Building. They came wearing an outfit that went along with something that is special to them. For example, a soccer jersey and a soccer ball.

They then all moved on to Valley Square a local outdoor shopping center where they were wearing a trendy and fashionable.

The last location they shot at was Kemper Park. For this location, the girls were wearing something summery. Some sat by the edge of the creek to take their photos, and some girls actually got in the creek. All of the photos were taken by Leslie Conway from Conway Productions Inc.

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