CE 6.1

1.Who is replacing Andrew Jackson on the face of the $20 bill? Page A1 "Jackson out..."
Harriet Tubman

2. Why is a Texas teachers union suing the head of the state education agency? Page B1 "Teacher union sues..." The Texas teachers union is suing the head of the state education agency because their standards 20% of the teachers scores to how their students preform on standardized tests. These scores affect teacher's raises and wether the are fired.

3. How many people have been killed in weather related accidents in Houston since the big floods of this week? Page B1 "Flood-hit Houston..."
8 people died due to weather related accidents in Houston this week.

4. What is the main focus or subject matter of an experiment that Westlake students were approved to send into space this week? Page B2 "Westlake students' winning..."
The subject of the Westlake student's experiment was algae.

5. What are 4 of the 6 ways to change the look of your room according to the article on page SA2 "Make effective decor...."
You can change the look of your room with a different layout, pint, window treatments, upholstery, rugs, and lighting.

Short Answer: Please read the story on Page A1 "3 officials charge in Flint lead crisis"

What is your reaction to this story? This story pissed me off. I don't like that "the man" is not in jail. It's hard to take down someone in power, even when they do something that endangers thousands of people and families.
Did you know about this issue before reading this story? Yes, I've read about it before.
What should happen to the people who potentially knew that they were poisoning the people of Flint (including a lot of children)? A lot more than misdemeanor charges. These government officials should have been removed from office and detained immediately. No one in power should have had that information and let it go on for so long. I hope the people of Flint, Michigan get the safe drinking water they deserve, and hopefully the officials face jail time. 
If it expands to the governor or even further, should those people be held accountable the same as the rest of the accused city leaders? No, other people might've not been told about the issue, just like the rest of Flint. Not everyone should face severe punishment. An investigation into the staff is probably necessary.