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This Week at CG (10/7-10/11)

Trojaneer Staff
October 11, 2024
Carli Eldridge
During the HOSA officer election meeting, junior Ethan Zheng gives a speech on why he should be elected. Zheng is ran for president elect and committee chair this year. “I want to make a good impact on the club, including providing an engaging environment where people can grow in their knowledge, leadership, skills, and teamwork skills, as well as providing opportunities for members in order for them to be able to excel in the medical field in the future,” Zheng said.
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Freshman Richard Wilbur looks through a microscope to discover which phase of mitosis that an onion root is. The purpose of the activity was to help students learn to identify phases of mitosis on real objects. “The microscope helped me be able to see the onion root tip, understand mitosis better, and apply my skills,” Wilbur said.
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Alana Miller, Staff Writer
Freshman Alana Miller is a first year staff member. In publications she works on student features and website stories. Outside of publications, Miller plays golf and enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
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