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Christina Veta

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@nytimes for kids freelance reporter | Formerly @latimes, @thr | @USC ➡️ Harvard masters in creative writing | 🍝 carbonara connoisseur | IG: @cschoell she/her
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8 Kids on What They Saved From the L.A. Fires

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By Daniela Hamilton, Christina Veta Verified, Scott Yacyshyn, Philip Cheung Verified
| The New York Times Verified
If your house was on fire and you only had time to grab a few things, what would you take with you? When you're an adult, it's a question you've most likely thought about - a list in the back of your mind of Social Security cards, photo albums, family heirlooms. When you're a kid, it's not your job to prepare for the possibility of that kind of loss.
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5 Cities. 13 Schools. 47 First-Day Looks. Original

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By Eric J. Ruby, Eli Durst, Jenn Plus Jake, Matt Hintz, David E. Williams, Jenna Marotta, Miranda Rodriguez, Emily Sohn Verified, Christina Veta Verified
| The New York Times Verified
CHRISSY TEEMS, 13 Eighth grade, Los Angeles My style changes once every week. I can't stick to the same type of aesthetic. But I do have a lot of pink items in my closet. I love all things girlie. The New York Times for Kids To find out what's trending now, The New York Times for Kids visited middle schools across the country. CHRISSY TEEMS, 13 Eighth grade, Los Angeles My style changes once every week. I can't stick to the same type of aesthetic. But I do have a lot of pink items in my closet.
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Appreciation: Matthew Perry, the one who mastered sarcasm with humor and pain

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By Herb Scribner, Christina Veta Verified, AREasy Butterfinger Candy
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
Chandler Bing shouldn’t have made sense. The character was a mass of contradictions that didn’t add up, at least on paper, in 1994, to a recognizable “type.” Here was an objectively good-looking man — funny too, of course, as well as sarcastic, silly, smart — saddled with a wildly disproportionate sense of his own inadequacy. But Matthew Perry, who died Saturday at 54, played the jokester on “Friends” as a clever clown in torment.
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