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Alison Lee, Deadline Manager|December 15, 2021

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Shoot for the stars: Seniors share their future plans after high school graduation

STRUMMING AWAY Playing the guitar and bass, Olivia Olivares and Vane Rodriguez, sophomores, practice a song together. With Battle of the Bands approaching, they are getting in as much practice as possible.

Ready to rock: Battle of the Bands makes a return after two years

IN MOTION Focusing on their moves, seniors Abhiram Kandregula, Anagha Kodukula and Ayush Arora run through the HUM Night dance routine. Usually meeting at each others’ houses, the group enjoys getting to share this experience together and have fun with the dance. “The environment is so exciting and hype, everyone has a great time socializing with friends,” Anagha said.

HUMing along: HUM looks forward to hosting annual HUM Night tomorrow at the Merrillville Indian Cultural Center.

Only so much time: Teachers and students discuss balancing mental and health and time in the classroom

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