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Many high school students complain that getting into college is harder than ever.

Healthy eating initiatives like Michelle Obama's Let's Move and chef Jamie Olivers Food Revolution are popping up everywhere.

Radio 101 commentator, Cayla Clements, witnessed a fight two years ago at her school, Reynolds High in Winston-Salem.

Basketball revenues are going through the roof.

As Radio 101 commentator, Sophia Fitzgerald, gets older, her classes have become harder. Her chemistry class is one notable exception. That's because it's a flipped classroom.

Radio 101 commentator, Ally O'Reilly, worries about losing her brother to his heroin addiction.

Radio 101 commentator, Nupur Shah, believes the American dream is alive and offers her parents as a prime example.

Radio 101 commentator, Jack Green, talks about what we've lost in the switch from print to digital photography.

Radio 101 commentator, Kaaviya Sambasivam talks about being inspired by Nina Davuluri, the first Indian American to win the Miss America pageant.

Radio 101 commentator, Bear Higgins, talks about the personal effects of the repeated head injuries he sustained while playing football.

Adults aren't the only ones affected by HB2. Radio 101 reporter, Natalie Bradford, talked to students at RJ Reynolds.

Radio Camper Olivia Stokes talks to Leigh Somerville. Somerville is a writer and journalist who is currently writing a book about her late father.