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June 27th, 2012 | 1 Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
YouthJournalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – Pixar has produced many critically acclaimed films. Over the years, we watched a rat with remarkable culinary skills, a house that can fly, and a clownfish in search for his abducted son.
But Pixar has never had a female protagonist before. That is, until now.
Brave is the story of Merida, a spirited young girl in medieval Scotland who rejects the traditional guidance administered by her mother in favor of archery and horseback riding.
When her parents name her the prize in a contest between the bachelor sons of tribal lords, Merida rebels, much to the dismay of her mother. She evokes a spell to change her mother, not realizing the full consequences of her wish.
Merida is no damsel in distress. It is about time … Read entire article »
Filed under: Brave, Disney, Gokce Yurekli, movie review, movies, New Jersey, Newark, Pixar, U.S.A.
June 27th, 2012 | 1 Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
YouthJournalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – Pixar has produced many critically acclaimed films. Over the years, we watched a rat with remarkable culinary skills, a house that can fly, and a clownfish in search for his abducted son.
But Pixar has never had a female protagonist before. That is, until now.
Brave is the story of Merida, a spirited young girl in medieval Scotland who rejects the traditional guidance administered by her mother in … Read entire article »
Filed under: Brave, Disney, Gokce Yurekli, movie review, movies, New Jersey, Newark, Pixar, U.S.A.
June 27th, 2012 | 1 Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
YouthJournalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – Pixar has produced many critically acclaimed films. Over the years, we watched a rat with remarkable culinary skills, a house that can fly, and a clownfish in search for his abducted son.
But Pixar has never had a female protagonist before. That is, until now.
Brave is the story of Merida, a spirited young girl in medieval Scotland who rejects the traditional guidance administered by her mother in favor of archery and horseback riding.
When her parents name her the prize in a contest between the bachelor sons of tribal lords, Merida rebels, much to the dismay of her mother. She evokes a spell to change her mother, not realizing the full consequences of her wish.
Merida is no damsel in distress. It is about time … Read entire article »
Filed under: Brave, Disney, Gokce Yurekli, movie review, movies, New Jersey, Newark, Pixar, U.S.A.
June 27th, 2012 | 1 Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
YouthJournalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – Pixar has produced many critically acclaimed films. Over the years, we watched a rat with remarkable culinary skills, a house that can fly, and a clownfish in search for his abducted son.
But Pixar has never had a female protagonist before. That is, until now.
Brave is the story of Merida, a spirited young girl in medieval Scotland who rejects the traditional guidance administered by her mother in favor of archery and horseback riding.
When her parents name her the prize in a contest between the bachelor sons of tribal lords, Merida rebels, much to the dismay of her mother. She evokes a spell to change her mother, not realizing the full consequences of her wish.
Merida is no damsel in distress. It … Read entire article »
Filed under: Brave, Disney, Gokce Yurekli, movie review, movies, New Jersey, Newark, Pixar, U.S.A.
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
February 2nd, 2011 | Add a Comment
By Gokce Yurekli
Reporter
Youth Journalism International
NEWARK, New Jersey, U.S.A. – People around the world have been watching in horror as hundreds of protestors clashed with Egyptian police in an uprising that began January 25.
Marina Youssef
More than a week later, protesters are still holding huge rallies in cities and they have no intention of stopping until President Hosni Mubarak leaves.
Marina Youssef, a 19-year-old Rutgers University student from Alexandria, Egypt, has been cut off from her family in Egypt since the uprising.
“I haven’t been able to communicate with my family,” she said. “No cell phone service. Networks are down. House lines are working, but due to the heavy calls in and out the country, it’s difficult trying to reach anyone.”
Youssef has been following the protests on television from Kearny, New Jersey, where … Read entire article »
Filed under: Alexandria, Egypt, Gokce Yurekli, Hosni Mubarak, New Jersey, Newark, Rutgers University, uprising
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