The Weekly Newspaper of Inglewood Herald Publications - El Segundo, Hawthorne, Lawndale & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 69, No. 48 - November 26, 2020 A Beautiful Day to Give Back in Inglewood Man of the people, L.A. Clippers’ Patrick Beverley, handed out 200 turkeys in a drive-thru giveaway to local families for Thanksgiving. Thank you to Patrick Beverley and the Forum for helping our community. Photo courtesy L.A. Clippers. NASA from page 2 together what little information is currently known about these three lunar bodies. Students will be expected to pursue scholarly exercises of observation, analysis, and predictive foreshadowing to summon a convincing argument for exploration. This endeavor is just replete with independent-learning opportunities. We have a paucity of available data pertaining to Good Stuff from front page more accommodating for those customers who want to stay at home.” For delivery options, Good Stuff partners with DoorDash to bring their classic breakfast items to those who’d rather eat out without going out. “There’s no right answer in a situation like Good Stuff Restaurant Located at 131 W Grand Ave. in El Segundo this,” says Bennett. “But I hope the community here knows that we’re thinking of them and doing everything we can to serve them.” Good Stuff is open Monday through Sunday from 7 AM to 2 PM. They offer ample seating on the sidewalk, as well as a patio area for customers to enjoy. • Hawthorne Hotspot from page 3 A: Throughout my living here in the US, I have learned how to speak fluent English. I am also proud to say that I’m a first-generation student attending college and recently received my certification as a Lash Tech. My business is Lash Luxe Co. and you can search me on Instagram to book your appointment! Q: Do you want to LOOK successful or FEEL successful? A: I concluded that money comes and goes. I want to feel successful. Working on daily growth and evolving into a better person each day allows me to feel successful. Q: Do you have someone that supports you regardless of your ability to be successful? A: Yes, I have all my mom’s support. She has taught me to take different routes regardless of the lack of success because it will build my independence and enforce my choice making. I also have my boyfriend who has stuck by every decision I’ve made. He gives me advice and the freedom to make any choice that makes me the most comfortable. I also have my best friend Samantha Schmidt who motivates me to do better for my future. I’ve seen her work hard these past two years at Santa Monica College. I love our friendship and know we will do amazing things in the future. Q: Advice to someone who is in your shoes as an undocumented. A: Although being undocumented is hard, it’s not the worst. Become open-minded and value every single opportunity that may benefit you and when it doesn’t learn from it. Although there are certain disadvantages, do not settle for them. My Thoughts I’ve known Sophia since I was 14 years old, a freshman in high school. I find it ironic how she was the first person I met in our summer bridge, a seminar for incoming freshmen, and we did not become close until our senior year. From what I know through our friendship, she is the most charismatic and hardworking individual I know. She constantly cares for the feelings of others and cherishes the people around her. Our friendship is the best one I’ve had in almost three years. We check up on each other constantly and motivate one another to be successful. We celebrate our achievements rather engage than in jealousy. Because of her story, I hope to interview others like her, who want to use their voice to empower others and motivate them that the lack of some papers does not define their success. • the moons of Uranus. And the little scientists have managed to verify ensures that these moons remain a most appealing target for further study. You’d be helping scientists make a quantifiable argument to peers and potential funders of future space missions. And the cherry on top of this a la mode of a writing opportunity? The essays of winning students will be published in NASA’s Radioisotope Power Systems website to much fanfare and acclaim. Furthermore, winning students and their classes will also have the chance to participate in a videoconference with a team of NASA scientists. So before you don that kitchen apron this Thanksgiving, climb into a scientific lab coat and try your hand at this interstellar challenge. Get those essays in and help propel our understanding of the edges of the universe just a few more nudges. For deadlines and additional information, please visit NASA’s website: https://rps.nasa.gov/scientist-for-a-day/ Let’s all be thankful for science and bon appetite, voracious learners. •
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