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📰 Lessons Learned In High School Journalism Class Still Resonate 🔌
📰 Lessons Learned In High School Journalism Class Still Resonate 🔌

At the 40th anniversary of his 1986 high school graduation, our Weekend Plug-in columnist reflects on the journalism lessons he learned as a student — and which still resonate with him four decades later.

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Culture, History, Society, The State of Journalism, Weekend Plug-InBobby Ross Jr.Keller, Texas, Keller Texas, high school journalism, journalism, 1986, newspapers, 1980s, big hair, Reagan era, journalism lessons, Bobby Ross Jr., Bobby Ross Jr, bobby ross, bobby ross jr Comments
Why My Old School District Removed 41 Books, Including The Bible, From Its Libraries
Why My Old School District Removed 41 Books, Including The Bible, From Its Libraries

This week’s Weekend Plug-in explores why a Texas district removed 41 books, including the Bible and a graphic novel version of “Anne Frank’s Diary,” from its school libraries. Plus, as always, catch up on the best reads and top headlines in the world of faith.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., Patriot Mobile, Keller, Keller Independent School District, Bible, book censorship, Culture wars, Keller High School