A Broadcast Journalism Student With Big Dreams by sefton fowler

Michael Trim Jr.

Hey Sports Friends, If it’s about games, teams, and having fun, I love it! Sports make me happy because they bring people together and help us learn new things. From school games to big stadiums and playing outside with friends, sports are more than just games. They teach us how to work as a team, try our best, and never give up. This Week’s Fun College Sports: HBCU teams are doing great this season! Football games are loud and exciting, especially FAMUS basketball teams are playing strongly. The players working hard, help each other, and make this school proud. Watching them shows us what teamwork looks like. Pro Sports: Big games are coming, and every game matters. The superbowl Players run fast, jump high, and make amazing plays. Sometimes teams win, and sometimes they lose, but they always try again. That’s what makes Super Bowls fun to watch! Local Teams: Don’t forget about local high school teams like Florida High and Leon High School, and neighboring teams. These players practice after school and on weekends. They play with heart and support their teammates. Some of the best games happen close to home. Practice Power Good players get better by practicing. They listen, try again when they mess up, and believe in themselves. Whether you are running, shooting hoops, kicking a ball, or just playing tag, every time you move your body helps you grow stronger. Practice also teaches us to be patient and revive ourselves. Final Thought Sports bring people together. Families, friends, and teammates cheer, laugh, and celebrate together. Sports teach us how to win kindly and how to keep trying when we lose. They also help us learn respect, sharing, and teamwork. That’s why I love sports and stay excited for the next game. See you next game Sefton Fowler Broadcast Journalism FAMU /School of Journalism & Graphic Communication

– sefton fowler

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipN5iwlnMsJgogJtmwvPzDtF5VHd4Y2dKMhB0MM7 School teaches us facts, but the beach and the aquarium teach us in their own ways too. The beach shows how life has calm days and rough waves, just like school. The aquarium reminds us that everyone learns at their own pace, the way different sea creatures move through the water. All three places help us grow and understand the world a little better.

– Sefton Fowler

Why Free Speech Matters in Our Daily Lives Sometimes we hear adults talk about “free speech,” but it can feel like a big, complicated idea. Really, it just means people are allowed to share their thoughts and opinions — even if those opinions are different from others. This is important because it helps us learn from one another, solve problems, and make better choices as a community. But free speech doesn’t mean people can say anything they want. Threats or speech meant to hurt someone aren’t protected. The goal is to let people speak up while still keeping everyone safe. Free speech shows up in school, too. When students share ideas in class, write essays, or talk about rules they think should change, they’re practicing the same rights that adults use in the real world.

– Sefton Fowler