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“I take photographs of anything that strikes me as interesting or pretty. Often when doing a shoot of something specific, such as a portrait of
Logan Phillips
Reporter
Many kids have shared a hope that one day they will graduate from neighborhood ball to a professional career in a major league baseball park.
More often than not, the idea spreads that carving out a path to the pros remains a dream for most, and becomes a reality for only a select few. But there are some who are hanging onto the dream long after the neighbor’s dog turned their baseball into a chew toy…
Lucia Molina
Reporter
It’s the last period of the day, but the school day isn’t over yet. It continues with club meetings, play rehearsal, and sports practices. Through sports, clubs, and other after school activities, students have the opportunity to get to know their teachers better…
The LOL gallery exhibition opening was moved from its original date, March 25th, to this Thursday, April 15th at 6 pm in the lobby, due to inclement weather and school cancellations. The theme of the gallery is “artwork that makes you smile,” and students from all grades were invited to submit humorous artwork. The Gallery Committee selected the pieces to be displayed in the gallery exhibition.
Three songs by The Ravonettes are a long way from their home in Copenhagen, Denmark appearing in a recent episode of Gossip Girl and Nicholas Sparks’s latest book turned movie The Last Song (yes, the one written for Miley Cyrus). All three of the songs are from The Ravoenette’s latest album (their fourth) In and Out of Control released back in October.