Sophomore Samuel Birany
Matthew Du, Student Section Reporter
“A couple years ago I went on vacation to Hilton Head Island, and they have a little bike area that a lot of people go to ride their bikes around. Me and my family went there for two straight days, and both days we found one hundred dollar bills that we picked up since no one was around.”
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