After a short newsroom meeting, Mariah Washington heads out the door with an assignment for The Quill, Cooper High School's newspaper.
"The average student doesn't really get a voice, so I think The Quill kind of gives them that," she said.
Today, she's headed toward the school's blood drive.
Using her phone as a camera, Washington got photos for the next issue of the paper.
But as she asked for photos of patients with needles in their arms, she was faced questions and objections from the blood drive staff — an example of… Read More
