Nuts and Bolts
Ramses Pulido, staff reporter
February 1, 2018
Filed under News
The robotics team builds robots and codes them in room 277 with Mr.Kamphous to compete with other schools once every month on a Saturday and they build the robots by uses a kit. Juarez students can still join the club and learn new things. The robotics team uses a kit that comes with tools and items t...
A chance to bring art to the streets.
February 1, 2018
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Lede : Benito Juarez Community has created a new club called the "Street Art Club" for students to work on art that will be put in their community.
Misunderstood or just Mistreated?
Gerardo Bautista, Staff Reporter
January 23, 2018
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The Facts Chicago is a city in which many things go on, either bad or good, but many cities have bad things in which affect a majority of the people. Minorities seem to be having the most trouble with daily things and people don’t know what to do about it. In a normal eve...
Is Your Teacher Notable?
Benito Juarez, Staff Reporter
January 21, 2018
All students and staff are eligible to vote for on Juarez Teacher Notables! Login with your CPS email and vote for the teachers who have the messiest desk, who are the most sarcastic and more! Click here to vote. One vote per person....
The Few. The Proud. The Marines.
Gerardo Bautista and Francisco Hernandez
December 21, 2017
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The marines are part of the military branch and serve our country. On December 21st 2017, a few men from the marines came to Benito Juarez Community Academy and spoke about themselves and their mission. Lance Corporal Jackson, who is 23, spoke about recruitment and the benefits of joining the marines...
A “beautiful” story
Melissa Hernandez and Hector Quintana
December 21, 2017
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On September 5, 2017, Trump officially issued that the government will be discharging DACA and placing it in congress's hands. Where will all the dreamers go now? "The removal of the program was just straight up cruel. Trump wasn't even trying to hide or be low key racist. It was high key racism." stated, t...
Road to graduating in white
Christian Rosas, staff reporter
December 11, 2017
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The National Honor Society (NHS) is a program for students with grade point average of 3.5 or higher and is ran by Ms. Rantisi. The purpose of the to give recognition of the students hard work. It also gives these student an opportunity to give back to their school community. They discuss issue inside the s...
LGBTQ Always Welcomed!
Jasmine Anaya, Staff Reporter
December 7, 2017
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For centuries LGBTQ people have been prosecuted and victims to hate that took on its most violent forms and brutal behavior. They have been outed, humiliated, beaten, tortured, and killed. To this day the violence has not ceased. However, here at Benito Juarez, it is duly noted that its LGBTQ students a...
Senior Council Needs You
Julissa Ocampo, Staff Reporter
December 5, 2017
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Many Seniors complain about the events or clothing made for the 2018 graduating class, but have the opportunity to have an opinion in these matters. Every Monday after school in room 252. They meet to organize senior/student events, school sales & dances. To join all that is required is to co...
Build On Building Bright Futures
Charles Parker, Staff Reporter
December 4, 2017
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Build On is program is for ninth through twelve graders who interested in helping the community and doing fun activities. Everyone in the Build On program meets at Juarez and goes to different places like Dvorak Park to help people in the community and have fun while doing it. These meetings usually tak...