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Anna Levin

Anna Levin, Co-editor of Kiss & Tell

Anna Levin is one of the co-editors for Kiss & Tell.  She is a junior at Hershey High School and has been a part of the Broadcaster for two years.  Anna also enjoys dance, music, and writing.

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In this Sunday, June 21, 2015 file photo, the sun rises as thousands of revellers gather at the ancient stone circle Stonehenge to celebrate the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, near Salisbury, England. British authorities have approved a contentious road tunnel under Stonehenge but have altered its route so it doesn't impede views of the sun during the winter solstice, it was reported on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. (AP Photo/Tim Ireland)

Summer Solstice: Celebrate longest day of 2018

Anna Levin, Reporter
June 21, 2018

Editorial: evolution must be taught in schools

Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
April 25, 2018
Hershey High School students are being pushed to save the planet by using reusable water bottles instead of typical plastic ones. The Earth Day celebration this year focused on fighting to end the use of plastic that is damaging to the environment. (Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Earth Day’s 48th anniversary celebrated

Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
April 22, 2018
The interstitium, a newly discovered organ that lines nearly the entire body, is an interconnected web of thick connective tissue filled with fluid filled sacs. The organ could help doctors and researchers determine a person's health through examining the interstitial fluid (the liquid found within the sacs). (Illustration by Jill Gregory/Mount Sinai Health System/CC-BY-ND)

Researchers Claim to have Found New Human Organ

Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-editor
April 12, 2018
A member of the House Judiciary B Committee reads a flyer on types of vaccines and their impact on health, Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018, at the Capitol in Jackson, Miss. Lawmakers listened to proponents for allowing exemption from the vaccination requirement for school attendance based on religious belief. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)

Delays in Vaccinations Lead to Disease Outbreak

Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
April 3, 2018
A Fluzone influenza vaccine is shown at Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy in San Francisco, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018. Flu-related deaths in California are higher than usual so far this season and most victims were not vaccinated, state health officials said Tuesday in urging residents to get flu shots. (AP Photos/Jeff Chiu)

CDC Says Flu Season Deadliest Since 2009

Anna Levin, HHS Kiss and Tell Co-Editor
February 27, 2018
Kiss and Tell Project: Jack Clark

Kiss and Tell Project: Jack Clark

Anna Levin, Reporter
January 31, 2018
Intel, a multinational technology company, is under fire for a flaw discovered in the design of their microprocessor chips known as Meltdown and Spectre. Since the discovery, Intel has released software patches that can be installed to fix the problem. Morton Lin/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Computer Chip Problems Leave Millions of Computers Vulnerable

Anna Levin, Co-editor of Kiss & Tell
January 24, 2018
This undated file artist's rendering shows one of NASA's twin Voyager spacecraft. NASA says the long-running Voyager 1 spacecraft hurtling toward the edge of the solar system has reached another milestone. Since 2004, the unmanned probe has been exploring a region of space where the solar wind slows abruptly and crashes into the thin gas between stars. NASA said Monday that recent readings show the solar wind has slowed to zero, meaning the spacecraft is getting ever closer to the solar system's edge. (AP Photo/NASA, File)

Voyager 1 Thrusters Fired After 37 Years

Anna Levin, Reporter
January 3, 2018
Drew Painter (left) and Daniel Sheehan (right) are pictured with Coach Frank Isenberg (center.) Both Painter and Sheehan signed on December 21, 2017. (Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Two HHS football players commit on Signing Day

Irene Ciocirlan, Emily Tubbs, Robert Sterner, and Anna Levin
December 21, 2017
In this file photo from Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2017, an employee packages a product at the Amazon Fulfillment center in Robbinsville Township, N.J.. On Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017, Amazon said that it will launch a new service in November that will let delivery people inside homes to drop off packages. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Amazon launches Amazon Key

Anna Levin, Reporter
November 29, 2017
Here shown is a cappuccino with a “trendy” design made within the foam. Coffee “art” is a growing trend in metropolitan areas. (Vivian Evans/ CC BY-SA 2.0)

New studies support coffee’s health benefits

Anna Levin, Reporter
October 17, 2017
(Broadcaster/Anna Levin) Evie Gentile: “I really like this school, and I’m happy to be here.” Evie is a dancer at Hershey School of Dance. She’s also a part of Youth and Government, a member of Young Democrats, a cellist in the HHS Orchestra, and president of student council. Evie also loves to read and spend time with friends.

Meet the 2017 HHS Homecoming Court

Olivia Reid and Anna Levin
October 13, 2017
(Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)

Kiss and Tell Project: JT Mullins

Anna Levin, Reporter
October 4, 2017
(Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Broadcaster Instagram: Kiss and Tell Project Kicks Off

Anna Levin and Elaina Joyner
September 26, 2017
Ryan Nerino, HHS Senior and Trojans quarterback, prepares to make a pass during the first game of the season. Nerino has been the varsity quarterback for the last two years. (Anna Levin/The Broadcaster)

Hershey Trojans football wins first game of season

Anna Levin, Reporter
September 13, 2017
Debris and standing water collect at the outflow of the creek that drains into the ocean from Santa Monica Canyon, at Will Rogers State Beach in Los Angeles Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006. Seven years ago, a federal consent decree set in motion a process to clean up some of the nation's most popular beaches rimming Santa Monica Bay, waters polluted with a brew of contaminants from animal droppings to fertilizer. The 13 cities that surround the bay were given until July to do something about the pollution or pay big daily fines. However, the deadline has passed and many of the beaches still aren't clean, prompting the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Board to consider ways to make enforcement easier. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

Five Ways to Limit Environmental Impact in Summer

Anna Levin, Reporter
June 10, 2017
In this May 13, 2014, file photo, a row of Google self-driving cars stands outside the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif. Google has spent six years working on cars that can drive without human assistance. But the company says it doesn’t want the responsibility of building the robotic vehicles. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)

Self-Driving Car Testing Leads to Questions

Anna Levin, Reporter
May 15, 2017
Cloud storage safety has been a widely debated topic by individuals and businesses alike. Since all information is automatically saved, backed up, and always kept, its safety can be breached. (Anna Levin/The Broadcaster)

Is Cloud Storage Safe?

Anna Levin, Reporter
April 19, 2017
Technology Addiction

Technology Addiction

Anna Levin, Reporter
March 29, 2017
Diversity or Uniformity?

Diversity or Uniformity?

Anna Levin, Reporter
March 7, 2017

Internet of Things

Anna Levin, Reporter
February 27, 2017
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is recognized as one of the top of the top two- year colleges in the United States. This is the fourth year in a row Thaddeus Stevens has received this award by The Aspen Institute. (Plan Philly/ Flickr)

Pushing for Higher Education

Anna Levin, Reporter
February 2, 2017
Global Warming

Global Warming

Anna Levin, Reporter
January 4, 2017
HHS Junior Maryanne Nortier laughs it off when her serve hits the ceiling. Nortier played for “We the People” who will advance to the final four. (The Broadcaster/Mallory Drayer)

The Broadcaster’s Best Photos: 6th Annual HHS Charity Volleyball Tournament

Anna Levin, Elaina Joyner, Cara McErlean, Lexie Corcoran, Echo Rogers, and Jenny Kim
December 23, 2016
Sabatino Iannarello, HHS Junior, scored three goals against Cedar Crest. The game on Friday December 2, 2016 was dedicated to Iannarello’s father, Charlie, who recently passed away. (Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Hershey Ice Hockey dedicates their win to players father

Anna Levin, Reporter
December 20, 2016
The thirteen Hershey Football seniors line-up to be honored on senior night, Friday, November 4th. The boys played a hard fought game against the Lower Dauphin Falcons. (Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Hershey loses to Lower Dauphin

Anna Levin, Reporter
November 9, 2016
Photo courtesy of Amanda Deering

Borrowed Time Film Review

Anna Levin, Reporter
November 3, 2016

American Obesity Epidemic: Obesity Rates Keep Rising

Anna Levin, Reporter
October 26, 2016
Junior Ryan Nerino tackles Cedar Cliff player during their game on Friday, October 7. Nerino has been the quarterback for the Trojans for the past two years. (Broadcaster/Anna Levin)

Hershey Loses to Cedar Cliff Football

Anna Levin, Reporter
October 20, 2016

Community Day: Disney Movie Appreciation Club

Anna Levin, Copy Editor
October 7, 2016
Hershey Mini-THON Fundraises in Fall

Hershey Mini-THON Fundraises in Fall

Anna Levin, Reporter
September 26, 2016
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