News Briefs

Cady Armstrong

March 20, 2020

The information in this issue—originally scheduled for publication on March 20—was written and produced prior to news regarding school cancellation from the COVID-19 virus. Some information may be outdated or inaccurate as a result.

Student staff members worked hard to produce this content and, despite the circumstances, we still wanted readers to have an opportunity to see it.

Thank you for your readership.

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Maddie Kosc
GREEN GANG: Annie Surette, Green Action Club member and junior, Samantha Jackson and Ella Yates, Green Action Club members and sophomores, and Apala Poudyal, Green Action Club member and freshman, meet with Jim Poyser, executive director of Earth Charter Indiana on March 9. The club discussed their upcoming Earth Day
plans and goals for the year with Poyser.

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