May 3, 2016 – 4:07 pm | 791 views
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In the vastness of space... are we alone? Regardless of the actual answer to that question, we asked Perry After School students to create a story that in some way included an extraterrestrial being.
April 26, 2016 – 4:58 pm | 943 views
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We asked students at Perry Traditional Academy in the North Side to tell us about their favorite hobby. There were a lot of creative answers in the room. What makes a hobby interesting? What advice might you give someone who wants to get involved in your hobby of choice?
March 18, 2016 – 5:02 pm | 1,348 views
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We asked Radio Club members at the North Side's Perry Traditional Academy to take out their crystal ball and gaze 10 years into the future. Where do they see themselves living? What will their profession be? What do they see themselves achieving?
March 1, 2016 – 2:38 pm | 825 views
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Whether it's a pet, a car, or a person - there's a lot of thought that goes into naming something. And when that name is your own, you don't even get to choose it! We asked out Perry Traditional Academy group what they knew about their own first names. Is there a story behind their moniker? Would they change their name and, if so, what would they change it to?
February 9, 2016 – 11:47 am | 701 views
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With Valentine's Day around the corner, our group of young ladies at Perry after school decided to have a conversation about relationships and the trials and triumphs that can accompany them.
February 2, 2016 – 12:31 pm | 665 views
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The new year can be a time of excitement, resolution, and reflection. We asked Radio Clubbers at Perry Traditional Academy to share their thoughts and hopes on 2016.
December 15, 2015 – 5:35 pm | 877 views
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Christmas time is here. Students at Perry Traditional Academy's after school program took the time to share a Christmas story or memory that stands out to them.
December 8, 2015 – 4:14 pm | 811 views
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The first year of high school can be a tough adjustment for a young person. But with time comes wisdom - and Radio Club members at Perry After School have no shortage of that.
November 24, 2015 – 5:28 pm | 1,139 views
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Students at the North Side's Perry Traditional Academy were asked to write and record about Thanksgiving. Some chose to write about Turkey Day's past, while others wrote about the history of the tradition - but each Radio Club member was required to talk about the future - and what they were looking forward to at this year's Thanksgiving.
In the vastness of space... are we alone? Regardless of the actual answer to that question, we asked Perry After School students to create a story that in some way included an extraterrestrial being. 
We asked students at Perry Traditional Academy in the North Side to tell us about their favorite hobby. There were a lot of creative answers in the room. What makes a hobby interesting? What advice might you give someone who wants to get involved in your hobby of choice? 
We asked Radio Club members at the North Side's Perry Traditional Academy to take out their crystal ball and gaze 10 years into the future. Where do they see themselves living? What will their profession be? What do they see themselves achieving? 
Whether it's a pet, a car, or a person - there's a lot of thought that goes into naming something. And when that name is your own, you don't even get to choose it! We asked out Perry Traditional Academy group what they knew about their own first names. Is there a story behind their moniker? Would they change their name and, if so, what would they change it to? 
With Valentine's Day around the corner, our group of young ladies at Perry after school decided to have a conversation about relationships and the trials and triumphs that can accompany them. 
The new year can be a time of excitement, resolution, and reflection. We asked Radio Clubbers at Perry Traditional Academy to share their thoughts and hopes on 2016. 
Christmas time is here. Students at Perry Traditional Academy's after school program took the time to share a Christmas story or memory that stands out to them. 
The first year of high school can be a tough adjustment for a young person. But with time comes wisdom - and Radio Club members at Perry After School have no shortage of that. 
Students at the North Side's Perry Traditional Academy were asked to write and record about Thanksgiving. Some chose to write about Turkey Day's past, while others wrote about the history of the tradition - but each Radio Club member was required to talk about the future - and what they were looking forward to at this year's Thanksgiving. 
