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Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Taking from the Needy


When I was assigned this project I knew right away what I wanted my piece to be on. I wanted to interview the homeless. I wanted to give the people who don’t have a spotlight on them a chance to be on some sort of platform, which in this case is a small one. It amazed me how willing these people were to share their life story and very close personal struggles.
I asked Mark, Nathan, Chris, Ron and Don what kind of advice would you give to a high school kid graduating in a couple of years. The way I see it is that these five men have been through life and have experienced more than me, and can give me critical things to avoid and direct myself towards. This is why I titled the piece “Taking from the needy”, as I listen and learn from the life lessons being provided. Just because I am more fortunate from someone doesn’t mean they have nothing to offer.
 The responses were emotional and equally inspiring. Main themes we see are drugs and alcohol as the anchor weighing down aspirations of these people.  We see this through all five interviewees. You can see Chris referring to drugs as a “hole” that takes real will power to get out of. At the end of each interview we prayed with each person. This is not documented in the video because I felt that it was a very personal experience for each of us including me.

Thank you for watching. I hope you can learn to understand that people lower than you on societies scale can have a lot to offer you.
~Jay Joseph

Cooking a quick and easy holiday meal


This holiday season, while your parents are hard at work, why not cook them a holiday bird. I'll show you a quick and easy way to satisfy your families taste buds this season. Quick, easy, and delicious, is the name of the game.
I'll also show you ways that the bird is safe to eat. Such as checking the temperature throughout the bird and the stuffing inside of the bird. To make sure it's cooked all the way, pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and let it cook for 2-3 hours.
Stuffing:
-stuffing, croutons (full bag) 
-2 stocks of celery, one onion (both diced)
-Stick of butter
-1/2 can of chicken stock
-cream of mushroom
-2 fresh farm eggs
- Mash together and shove into the bird
Bird:
-Dryrub
-Tablespoon of garlic salt
-Tablespoon of Lawry's
-1/2 tablespoon of poultry seasoning
-dash of pepper
-dash of salt
-teaspoon of old bay
-pinch of oregano
~Brady Motter
 

Monday, December 14, 2015

3 Ways To Style The School Uniform



In this broadcast, Jordan Byers, Sophia McDowell, and Olivia McDowell show 3 different looks to spice up the school uniform. They model a sporty look, a chic look, and a girly look. 

Olivia McDowell describes her outfit as cute and sporty, wearing white tennis shoes and a jean jacket, with minimal jewelry. Jordan Byers wears a leather jacket, with black tights and black boots, accessorizing with a silver ring, necklace, and earrings. Sophia McDowell shows her girly look by telling us about her gray boot heels along with her gray jacket, and pulling it all together with some jewelry statements.

Although the girls are trying to make the uniform more stylish and personalized, they recommend staying in uniform during class to avoid OOU detention slips. So, while switching up the uniform, be sure to stay within the school guidelines and take off any non-WC jackets before the bell rings.
~Jordan Byers

Friday, December 4, 2015

WC's Brennan Fortner hosts podcast

In this broadcast, iJ2's Sophia McDowell interviews junior WC student,  Brennan Fortner about his podcast channel called High School Survival Guide.

Friday, September 18, 2015

9/4/15 Broadcast: Water Fountains & Warrior Football



Tune in to WC's first official news broadcast of the school year, as the iJ1 news team quenches WC's thirst for knowledge regarding the new water fountains and then, the iJ2 news team brings you the latest in Warrior Football!
Worthington Christian saves approximately 50 water bottles per day.  According to www.nutritionfriend.com, the daily recommended intake of water per day is about 4 pints.  Water enhances cranial processing by up to 14%. Water keeps your body hydrated while helping you loose weight, build muscle and moisturizing your hair.  

Meanwhile, the WC football team has been working very hard this season and made great strides in their game strategies on the field.  Already, the team has celebrated its first victory of the season and looks forward to bringing home many more.

Meet WC's newest Bible teacher: Dr. Joe Price


In this 9/18/15 Channel 3 news broadcast, the iJ2 News Team interviews WC's newest Bible teacher, Dr. Joe Price.  Hear his story!

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Meet Mr Rohrig and the fall play, The Nerd



The iJ1 News Team is proud to introduce to you one of WC's newest teachers, Mr. Rohrig, who teaches Physics, Chemistry and AP Physics.  Also, We bring you exclusive interviews with some of the cast and the director of the fall play, The Nerd, which runs, Thursday, 9/17-Saturday, 9-19 @7PM in the AC.