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Cory Roberts, Guest Writer • December 3, 2024
In any group setting, many look around at the people beside them. They share a glance, possibly a smile, and then look the other way or look down. Within seconds, all is forgotten, both parties go about their day, and most of the time never see each other again. However, if you’ve participated in a...
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Oliver Anderson, Guest Writer • December 2, 2024
While the Loy Norrix swim team's main focus is the swimmers, part of its success comes from unseen efforts from the coaches and management. The...