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Madisen Judge

Madisen Judge, Section Editor

Hi! Im Madisen. I’m a section editor for the Cat Talk and my regular feature is Sound Opinions. This will be my second year on staff but third year writing. For my junior year, I studied abroad in Beijing, China and was a guest writer for the paper. Newspaper and journalism have been a huge part of my high school career and I hope to continue in the journalism field afterwards by going into the communicative arts. My all time favorite foods are barbecue (which i would probably kill for) and Chinese hotpot. Catch me doodling in basically every class. Happy reading!

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launting their moves, performers display African garb and dance at the performances that took place Tuesday. The performances, this year, take place not only at the festival itself but also at 6pm on Thursday.

Around the World in a Day

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
April 28, 2016
Chanting slogans like, “Trans lives matter,” protesters shut down Blount street in front of the Governors Mansion. Hundreds of people and businesses have turned against Pat Mccrory after he passed House Bill 2.

Bathroom bill goes down the toilet

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
April 9, 2016
Holding guns as an act of defiance, the Black Panthers Party for Self-Defense stand outside the California courthouse in protest of racist legislation involving firearms in the hands of black citizens in the 60’s and 70’s. The party sought to raise the standard for all black citizens and for them to be recognized as equals in the eyes of the law.

“Terrorists” for justice

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
March 23, 2016
Circuses originally used trained horses to entertain crowds before moving on to various other animals. In recent years, the training of animals for entertainment in circuses has become seen as unethical and inhumane.

Lions and tigers and bears oh my!

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
February 19, 2016
A little boy in Sweden has to get a polio vaccine in the hope of preventing the dangerous virus. Scientists hope that by taking already existing viruses and mutating them, they can stay one step ahead of these microscopic villains.

Going Viral

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
February 19, 2016
Four WASPs return after a successful flight on their B-17, nicknamed Pistol Packin Mama, carrying their parachutes. As veterans from WWII, the WASPs have been fighting for the same benefits as any other veteran, including the right to be buried in Arlington.

WASPs still fighting for rights

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
February 19, 2016
One of David Bowies most famous personas, Ziggy Stardust, is how most people in the United States remember the star. His flamboyant personalities switches as well as musical genre switches earned Bowie the nickname chameleon.

Tribute to David Bowie

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
January 22, 2016
Taken during the “airpocalypse,” people still flock to see Beijings tourist hubs even when the sky and air are grey with smog. The Beijing city government is being harshly criticized for the air quality in the city while the Paris climate talks took place.

Red Alerts and Gray Skies

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
December 17, 2015
Waiting to register to vote, several Native Americans stand in line after the news of the Voting Rights Act passing reached them. Voting has always been a huge issue in the Native American community due in large part to the constant turmoil in the status of citizenship.

Sound Opinions

Madisen Judge, Staff Reporter
November 24, 2015
Hundreds of fans run on to the field of the Stade de France after one of the deadly attacks was carried out right outside the stadium. People all across Paris have felt the shockwaves of the attacks as families and friends search for answers in the aftermath.

Paris attacks felt around the world

Madisen Judge, Staff Reporter
November 16, 2015
Standing with friends he made over the course of the session, junior Victor Linzau is one of the many students across America chosen to attend The Congress of Future Medical Leaders. His model grades make him the perfect candidate for this award and experience.

Medical Martial Arts

Madisen Judge, Section Editor
October 28, 2015
Checking the photo she took of the new exhibit, junior Jennifer Yonts spends most weekends at the Art Museum. The North Carolina Art Museum hosts new exhibits every few months from artists all around the world

Art, art and more art

Madisen Judge, Writer
October 16, 2015
Millions of people have traveled from all over the country to come watch the businessman turned politician Donald Trump. His outrageous speeches and no filter talk have been drawing crowds and making other politicians cringe.

It’s trumped up

Madisen Judge, Writer
October 16, 2015
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