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Last Updated 06/19/06



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Benjamin Snow - Autobiography
Like most people, I was involved in a lot of different activities when I was young – things like T-ball, karate lessons, and acting classes. Onstage, I played the wizard in the "Wizard of Oz", painted the fence in "Tom Sawye"r, and was the king in a Kabuki theater play. I did these things using my power wheelchair (I have cerebral palsy), and I always like working with people and learning about each other...more


Taking Action to Help Society
In 2001, at age 14, I was selected as one of 15 young people with disabilities from across the United States to be a member of the Youth Advisory Committee of the Presidential Task Force of Employment of People with Disabilities. It was a tremendous experience...more



Film Critic Roger Ebert
Benjamin has long admired Roger Ebert as a film critic, to the extent that he's become interested in studying films as an art form and writing about it. Benjamin routinely gives a shorthand review of a film in the same "Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down" made famous by Roger Ebert. He immediately thought of the "Thumbs Down" tagline as a way of linking his film message to the movie industry...more

FYI National Film Contest Winner Benjamin Snow
PPCC student Benjamin Snow was one of five winners for this year’s FYI National Film Contest, sponsored by MSNBC. Judges included Walter Cronkite and George Clooney. More than 88,000 people across the nation responded to vote in this year’s film contest in which 18- to 24-year-old students could submit a 30- to 60-second film about an issue of personal importance...more
Some of Benjamin Snow's Articles

A Fresh Beginning From a New President ...more

'Going Upriver: The Long War Of John Kerry' ...more

The Political Career Of Richard Nixon ...more

The FDR White House ...more

Dwight Eisenhower ...more

What Types of Articles or Things Would You Like to See in the School Newspaper?
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