Story from NPR

About a third of Tennessee students who graduated from high school in 2015 did so without earning the necessary credits. That revelation came late last month in a report by the state's education department — a report meant to explore why so many Tennessee students are having trouble in college. 

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam (right) speaks at Cane Ridge High School 

while Senator Mark Norris looks on. A recent audit found 

that one in three high school graduates hadn't fulfilled the 

state's graduation requirements.

Dawn Majors/Courtesy of the Office of Governor Bill Haslam

Link to story

http://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2017/02/11/512624218/tennessee-says-a-third-of-its-high-school-graduates-didnt-meet-requirements?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=npr&utm_term=nprnews&utm_content=20170211

Video games relieve stress for college students, by Jacob Young.

My son is a chip off the old block!  He has been writing for the East Tennessean, the student newspaper at East Tennessee State University.  He graduates in May with a degree in digital media/game design.

My son's article on video game relief from college studying.