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Alison Lee, Deadline Manager|December 15, 2021

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GLOBAL CITIZEN Presenting to the Civics Club, Founder of DOC 200 Louise Chickie-Wolfe speaks about her self-found project as sophomore Charles Ramirez and junior Michael Illyas listen. DOC 200 Project inspires students to pursue various acts of kindness in their community day-to-day.

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SMILE BRIGHT Posing for a photo, seniors Grace Peters, Savannah Neutzel and Jiselle Ruiz hold up a sign. Neutzel made the sign for fun photo options for seniors at senior sunrise “I am not creative, but I thought if I would use it then other people would too,” Neutzel said.

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