Problem: The door was closed and it was well kept . The building just next to the school and which used to be a sports club or culture center was in a very bad condition . Doors and windows were broken and all the furniture was vandalized .

What may happen as we make a visit to the school ?

A: We will notice the building next to the school .

Problem: As long as the protesters are n't attacking people in the streets , they have a right to be there and be heard . They certainly do n't deserve being arrested , let alone being brutalized beforehand ( and afterward , while in jail).This is not getting the press it deserves . Which is ironic , considering that the press should be freaking out at its rights being trampled , the way they freaked out at the idea that Judith Miller might have to give up her high and powerful source . Freedom of speech , in other words , is no longer the concern of the ones who are supposed to fight for it : the media .

Why may they have been protesting ?

A: They felt their prerogative for free speech was in danger .

Problem: Although you would n't know it to look at her fresh face , she was also a crack addict ... at all of 15 years old . Now ... let 's examine the weight of this statement above . Kelsey was 15 ... so where were her parents ? According to one of the other employees , she came from a good home , with good parents and just got in with the wrong crowd .

Why is the narrator so worried about Kelsey ?

A:
Kelsey is a crack addict .