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Photo of the Week

Junior Mary Ewing reads a book in the library for Mary Johnson's English 11 class. Some teachers take their classes to the library for a change in scenery.

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Senior Jose Garcia pulls out an SMC brochure from his string bag. Like Garcia, students were given string bags containing contact sheets and brochures as they entered campus.

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Facial expressions take over the mat as the cheer team goes through the first ten motions in the second round. Judges look very close to these ten specific motions.

Cheer team puts up a fierce fight competing at SMAC conference

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Junior Max Polderman in B lunch opens up his fantasy app before even indulging in the food in front of him.

Involvement in fantasy football at a young age can become a real-life problem

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High School Teens Moving Towards Their Future

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February 24, 2016

On February 23rd, Marah Ranger, JaNessa Boggan and Julie Zabik all signed their commitments to play the sports they’ve all been working on for four years. Marah Ranger signed to Albion College to play lacrosse, JaNessa Boggan will play basketball at Kellogg Community College and Julie Zabik will continue on to play soccer at K-College. All three are excited about their future and to see what else these sports will bring to their lives.

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Marah Ranger signs her commitment to Albion College to play lacrosse where she is "excited to start [her] future and play in college." Photo Credit/ Caitlin Commissaris

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