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Alison Lee, Deadline Manager|December 15, 2021

Preserving the Print: a look into the future of print publications at MHS and overall

On a high note: In honor of Music in Our Schools Month, Crier highlights student musicians and theatre students

CLICK CLICK Dressed in yellow for BCC’s unity day Feb. 9, Cyia Payne, sophomore, types on her laptop during English class. She hopes to see more community events surrounding BCC. “I feel like everyone in the school would benefit from doing something like that, not just us in BCC,” Cyia said. “We could get black history out there, talking to adults, alumni and students and then learn about people we haven’t learned about before.” (photo by john kullerstrand) LAST MINUTE STUDY SESH Standing in the commons, Trista Smith, sophomore, looks at assignments before school starts. For BCC’s second unity day Feb. 9, she dressed in yellow. (photo by josephine zangrilli) CHATTING IT UP Sitting at her desk, Jordin Ford, sophomore, talks to her classmate during Mr. Jordan Mayer’s English class Feb. 9. (photo by john kullerstrand)

Past, present and future: Black Culture Club discusses the importance of community and representation

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A SECOND OPINION When choosing photos Sara Gregory, senior, talks with Vivianna Rodriguez, senior, to get an outside opinion on which photo should be put on the page. “It’s good to work with classmates and talk with them because it is helpful to hear their input and it sparks creativity,” Sara said, “It is really easy to talk with them and it helps take the workload off our shoulders.”

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