Bri Davis, Convergence Journalism Writer
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Inside the library, African American students sit, chatting amongst each other. Soon, they are told by the student officers of the African American Student Achievement Program (ASAP) that they will be able to express how they feel about their place at school through a writing activity called, “What...
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A student scrolls mindlessly through Instagram. Liking posts from the past weekend, pictures of celebrities,...
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In four years in high school, it is likely that at some point or another a student has or will have a...
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Placing Challah and a Shofar on a table in front of them, juniors Joe Rosenberg, Ella Seigel and Sara...
Karina Christ, Convergence Journalism Writer
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While most students are packing up their lives and carrying their belongings in a car across the state and country to head to college, senior Jordan DeBlasi will be trading frat parties for boot camps. “I want to join the army because my family members have been in the military, and I feel a responsibility...
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Down the science hallway in room 1408, the new AP Physics 1 and 2 teacher Joe Milliano also assists the...
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