Meredith Haines, nurse

Lauryn Weninger, Student Section Reporter

I don’t think there will be big crowds gathered around Time Square this year (for New Year’s Eve). I think it will be shown on TV virtually for everyone to still watch. Maybe the Hosts will still be there for the countdown. Even if people wore masks, there wouldn’t be enough room to social distance everyone. Definitely a different year.

Q&A with Aden, Bryant and Chase Burke on experiences being triplets What was it like growing up with triplets as a whole? Chase Burke: I like to say (having triplets is) like a (built-in) friendship; that’s usually my go-to. As kids, we were basically inseparable. We were in the same classes…
Students, athletic director discuss importance of behind-the-scenes workers in sporting events For junior and basketball player Mackenzie Woods the adrenaline of playing basketball in front of a large, cheering crowd is one of her favorite experiences. “Usually a big crowd gets us more pumped up and it just helps us lock…
Teenagers battle negative body image perpetuated by social views, environment Senior John Sormillon wakes up in the morning and heads straight to the mirror. He gazes at the mirror for a minute, looking at his body from all angles. As he shakes his head, he gets dressed for school, knowing…

Meredith Haines, nurse

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