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In 10 years: What will life look like?

May 1, 2024
Lexi Villalobos
LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE In front of Munster High School, Aubrie Gerstenberg watches her older sister, Emilie Gerstenberg, senior, enter the school that she will attend in ten years. The sisters are twelve years apart from each other.

When the year 2034 arrives, how will we look back?

Already over the past decade, we have experienced extreme change with technology, environment and school. In 10 years, all current students will be in their late 20s. What does the world have in store?

 

 

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Lexi Villalobos
Lexi Villalobos, Deadline Manager
Hi! My name is Lexi and a senior at MHS. As of this year, I am the deadline manager along with being the co-editor! I love fall, listening to music, and playing sims 4.