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Colin Carnell

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor

My name is Colin Carnell, and this is my first and only year with Knight Life. I am a senior and copy editor for last names K-Z for Knight Life. Beyond Knight Life, I am enrolled in 4 AP classes, play tabletop roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, on the board for the Michigan chapter of Students for Gun Legislation as the newsletter coordinator and enjoy chemistry classes. I intend to pursue Biochemistry in post-secondary education and a Pharmacology PhD in graduate education.

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Three members of Tea Club discuss the meeting while seeing what kind of tea is available to them. They are excited to see who shows up, and what conversations will be had.

[Photo] Loy Norrix seniors reflect on their long-distance running careers

January 31, 2020
Aside from Darien Burress and Dana Hudson, all pictured made it onto Fire’s slam poetry team and will be going to Louder Than A Bomb in Detroit from May 1 to May 3. From left to right. Back row: freshman Mary Besser and former Loy Norrix student Mike Cobbs. Middle row: sophomore Briana Jean-Baptiste, Lex Rose, attendee Darien Burress and senior Colin Carnell. Front row: Fire staff member Dana Hudson and former Loy Norrix student Ariana Reece. Photo Credit / Amara Monae

Fire Arts Collaborative’s Team for “Louder Than A Bomb Detroit” Formed

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
February 3, 2020
Three members of Tea Club discuss the meeting while seeing what kind of tea is available to them. They are excited to see who shows up, and what conversations will be had.

Loy Norrix seniors reflect on their long-distance running careers

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
January 31, 2020
Varsity basketball player and senior Joshua Mabon Cooks recovers the ball and scores in the second quarter. Loy Norrix had a rough first quarter but pushed St. Joseph until the 4th quarter, going into overtime. Photo Credit / Colin Carnell

Loy Norrix Varsity Men’s Basketball team loses to St. Joseph after a tough game

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
January 14, 2020
Half an hour after the dance started, students were already mingling. Some attendees stood apart from their peers, hesitant to join the crowd. Photo Credit / Colin Carnell

Aurora Borealis: Knight of Northern Lights

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
December 21, 2019
From left to right, junior Keegan Hughes, seniors Ella Schnell and Jozef Meyers, sophomores Lillian Daniels and Gavin Rozanc, and junior Kinsey Skjold pose for a photo after receiving their awards at the cross country awards ceremony. Hughes and Skjold received the sportsmanship award, Meyers and Schnell won the MVP award, and Daniels and Rozanc won the most improved award. Photo Credit / Colin Carnell

Loy Norrix cross country closes the season on a positive note

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
November 12, 2019
Going the distance: Loy Norrix sends a runner of both genders to states for the first time in ten years

Going the distance: Loy Norrix sends a runner of both genders to states for the first time in ten years

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
November 9, 2019
Kalamazoo Public Schools faculty member Robin Greymountain (left) and Loy Norrix High School freshman Aanje Greymountain (right) posing at the edge of “Assini Aglay Bigun” in Flagstaff, AZ, during a trip back to their home in Arizona. “Assini Aglay Bigun” is a sacred mountain in Navajo culture, and the location where Aanje Greymountain and her sister NaMe Greymountain (not pictured) were born.

Local Native Americans reflect on how their people have been subdued and the lasting effects

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor
October 22, 2019
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