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Teen Kids News (Episode 1512)

21 minutes 18 seconds

Now Playing As: Captioned (English) (change)

How important is the college essay? Rob Franek, from The Princeton Review, answers this question. Other reports provide a history of the Palais Garnier (the Paris Opera) and a presidential biography of Andrew Jackson. Other segments include movies by Andy Warhol, first aid for spider bites, a feature on bananas, and a report from the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Part of the “Teen Kids News” series.

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Runtime: 21 minutes 18 seconds

Topic: Arts, Education, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Arts, First Aid, General Education
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2017
Producer/Distributor: Eye Witness Kids News, LLC
Series: Teen Kids News
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Blurry closeup of a sheet of U, S currency notes with amounts and faces of Benjamin Franklin on the 100 dollar bill, Ulysses Grant on the 50 dollar bill, Andrew Jackson on the 20 dollar bill and Thomas Jefferson on the 2 dollar bill.

Closeup of crowded room of teenagers talking in a high school hallway. A man films them with a production level camera as another man, wearing headphones, watches the camera screen.

2 teenage girls sit on a carpeted floor. 1 girl in a tee-shirt with a red cross sits on her heels holding a folded white cloth in her lap. She speaks to the other girl sitting with 1 leg long and the other bent who appears to be injured.

Young boy plays a game of foosball with a young man in an outdoor camp setting. Both are concentrating on the tabletop game while turning the handles, engaged in active but friendly competition.

Multiple photos of young men and soldiers. The photos are standing up on a carpeted floor with sides slightly rolled. They are lined up next to, behind and above each other in front of a camouflage fabric backdrop.

Rear view of teenage girl sitting at a control panel in a room with equipment monitoring panels, switches, lights and racks from the mid-1900s. A man wearing a hard hat stands between the control panel and equipment panels as he speaks to the girl.

Person shining a light into someone's eye and looking closely at it. Caption: A migraine doesn't feel like a typical headache.

2 teenage boys look towards camera as they stand in front of what appears to be a lifeguard boat. They are wearing life jackets and have orange whistles in their mouths.