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Parked in the school lot, Route 0320 Bus waits for students after school. According to bus rider and sophomore Jerome Henry, late buses are a part of his everyday school life. [Late buses have] been following me ever since I was in elementary school, Henry said. “It’s frustrating and I can’t get home in enough time to do things I really need to do.
Running with a ball clutched in his arm, Kason Fuller, a member of the nonprofit organization Cheyanna’s Champions 4 Children (CC4C), participates in the varsity football teams after school practice. Fuller, who was diagnosed with PANDAS when he was five, is an outdoor enthusiast with a newfound interest for football. Me and my dad usually practice football outside,” Fuller said. “We usually catch the ball, but sometimes we act out players.
Posing for a photo, Junior Eliska Bujnochova holds her head up for her friend. Among other activities, Bujnochova is a camp counselor in the Czech Republic where she works with kids. I love working at the camp with those kids, Bujnochova said.
Marvel really impressed audiences with Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The movie is a perfect blend of every element, from humour to sadness, and also included amazing scenery. This, combined with a compelling storyline, is what truly makes it one of Marvels finest works.
In the original 1992 film, this scene depicted Candy Man as graffiti on the wall. In this film graffiti can be seen throughout the Cabrini Green community.
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Senior Parker Forbes posing for a soccer photo. After his initial college choice of Appalachian State University removed their soccer program due to COVID-19, Forbes is enrolling in the University of Louisville playing for their Division 1 mens soccer team. I knew God had a plan for me and that he would place me exactly where he wanted me, Forbes said. I’m super excited for what’s to come, and I’m so blessed and grateful to be playing at the University of Louisville.
Two Sports, One Goal
Finally done with high school, senior Lilly McPherson can be seen tossing her graduation cap in the air. According to McPherson, changing schools was very difficult for her since she went to a private school and went from a class of 35 to around 500 people, so she said making it into tennis was a bit harder when she moved, since there were more people. I took a break from tennis because I was scared I wouldn’t be good enough for making the team, but I got over my fear and tried out and I kept playing because it was the sport that I loved the most, McPherson said.
You Got Served
Smiling, senior Lia Kim poses for the camera. Kim plans to attend Rice University to study neuroscience. “I’ve always been interested in how our brains work,” Kim said. “It’s not only important to study how we think, but the Psychology side of it can be used in some many different ways within our everyday lives.”
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