Alexandra Ghile, Staff Reporter
Alexandra Ghile is a Copy Chief on ‘The Science Survey.’ She enjoys exploring new stories and fresh perspectives through journalism. Her favorite articles are the ones that have a unique style, incorporate personal anecdotes, interview interesting people, expose social issues, explore phenomenons, and are long and detailed. Most of her articles are long-form journalism because she appreciates the sheer number of details any one subject encompasses. Alexandra believes that journalistic photography is crucial to adding personality to an article. An interesting and awe-inspiring photo will always leave the reader thinking after they’ve finished the article. These include images of stunning locations, interesting people, or pictures taken from a unique angle and setting. She constantly searches for the multiple facets of a story, whether through photography or through journalistic articles, because she recognizes that there will always be various sides and voices to any topic. In addition to writing for ‘The Science Survey,’ Alexandra Ghile is a Varsity Debater on the Lincoln Douglas squad on the Bronx Science Speech and Debate team. When she is not in school, Alexandra Ghile enjoys reading, creative writing, watching movies, and traveling. She isn’t sure what she wants to study in college, but she does hope to continue with journalism.
