Your Questions About Cnn Student News
Paul asks…
Do you feel like CNN news online has cheapened??
I feel like all of their recent articles are “shock” articles, and not real news. Like murders, or alcoholic abusive parents, or students who got expelled for hugging. That isn’t relevant news!
News Free answers:
We always say : You can not be like CNN?
Why? Visit this website:http://www.anti-cnn.com
Lizzie asks…
CNN NEWS , the deadliest shooting in US HISTORY, DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE SHOOTING?
AT THE VIRGINIA TECH UNIVERSITY? AT least 22 were killed and they say 21 shot i don;t know who many students or staff yet and i head that the shooter is dead either he shot himself or the police shot him there not saying yet , IT startedthis morning at 7:00 and a student had a cell phone on and you could hear all the shooting and al the students running it was awfull!!! What’s happening to our world!!! I;AM SO SAD
News Free answers:
If the RA, or whomever – the second victim – had had firearms instructions, the death toll could have been only two – the ex-girlfriend and the deranged shooter!
William asks…
What does this phrase mean? “It goes into your car; you go into debt.”?
I’m a learner of English as a foreign language.
While I’m listening to CNN Student News (July 27), I couldn’t understand this.
Gasoline’s become a pretty intrusive topic: It goes into your car; you go into debt. Now everyone’s got theories on getting better gas mileage. And — sorry to say it — many of them are bunk.
Could someone tell me what “It goes into your car; you go into debt” mean?
source: http://edition.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/studentnews/07/26/transcript.fri/index.html#cnnSTCText
News Free answers:
Basically it’s saying that owning a car is a money trap. Everything associated with car ownership costs money. Lately the price of gas has skyrocketed, so as you fill your car with gas you go into debt paying for it.
Ken asks…
Can you help me understand some words in the following paragraph?
“MICHELLE WRIGHT, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Is this legit? Black History Month started out as Black History Week. This is true. The first Black History Week was celebrated in 1926. Fifty years later, it was expanded to Black History Month.”
I want to know the meaning of:
1-legit
2-black history month
3-black history week
This paragraph is from CNN news and the link for it is:
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/studentnews/02/18/transcript.fri/index.html
News Free answers:
1-legit=right
2-black history month=When the tradition of Black History Month had started in the US, many in mainstream academia had barely begun to explore black history. At that point, most representation of blacks in history books was only in reference to the low social position they held as slaves and their descendants, with infrequent exceptions such is that of George Washington Carver. In the US, Black History Month is also referred to as African-American History Month. W.E.B. DuBois’ 1935 work Black Reconstruction was an early work in history that pointed to black contributions.[2]
3-black history week=The remembrance has its roots in 1926 by United States historian Carter G. Woodson as “Negro History Week”.[1] Woodson chose the second week of February because it marked the birthdays of two Americans who greatly influenced the lives and social condition of African Americans: former President Abraham Lincoln and abolitionist and former slave Frederick Douglass.
Sharon asks…
How can I watch or download the Larry King podcast?
I used to download the Students News from CNN Podcasting. But now I find it impossible. Don’t know why.
News Free answers:
Just contact the nearest jdl office and ask them to supply you non-stop!
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