All-Girls Teen Engineering Team Creates a Solar-Powered Tent for Homeless People

There are so many unnecessary quantifiers in this title.

Engineering team creates solar powered tent. Wouldn't even get one like or retweet.

How's this:

10 blind and paralyzed transgendered teens sell lemonaid in attempt to fund Engineering project they've created to design a solar powered tent for homeless veterans.

There is also such a thing as a representative summary of what the article is going to be about. It's about how DIYGirls worked with a group of high schoolers, part of an all girls club, to make a solar powered tent.

And it's an NPR article, at that.

Not everything requires the cached thought: "mo' views mo' $s"

Nope, seems totally fine.

The group involved in helping this high school team was DIYGirls. The students who did this were part of an all-girls club.

This just seems like an overreaction -- if you actually read the article, the title fits perfectly.

I think you mean qualifiers.

Love to know how far they would have got without all the assistance.

There is almost certainly more UV in the original sunlight than there is coming out of their solar powered UV light...

Sure, but it's a lot easier to switch on a light than to turn your tent inside out.