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This Week at CG (11/11-11/15)

Trojaneer Staff
November 15, 2024
Sophia LaRocca
Junior Ella Timmons discusses community outreach idea with fellow SALT members. The club meeting on Wednesday allowed students to discuss successes and failures of the previous Trick or Treat with the Trojans event and they plan future community outreach events for the next sports seasons. ”SALT is important because it’s a way to share ideas with other student athletes like yourself,” Timmons said. ”It’s rewarding to spread positivity and smiles throughout our community.”
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Sophomore Jayden Winkle raises money for food banks by setting up donations at Kroger on 135. He played Christmas music and other songs to bring entertainment to the entrance. “When I started working here I came up with the idea to play music to raise money for the food banks. Kroger does this every year around Christmas and I thought playing guitar would be a good idea,” Winkle 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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Gourav Pany, Website Editor
Senior Gourav Pany has been on staff for four years. He started his Publications career in his freshman year when writing stories about fantasy football and school features. Pany is a website editor and is currently working on sports and student features for the website, along with weekly sports previews. Pany would like to note that he likes writing, sports (especially soccer) and running.
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Nova Hunter
Nova Hunter, Staff Writer
Freshman Nova Hunter is in her first year of staff. She has spent her time writing web stories, creating Instagram captions and working on the yearbook. Hunter spends her time cheering at football and basketball games. She is also a member of StuGo. Hunter enjoys traveling and spending time with friends and family.

Ameerah Ayanfowora
Ameerah Ayanfowora
Sophomore Ameerah Ayanfowora is a first year staff member. In Publications, she has helped contribute to yearbook spreads and article features. Outside of publications, Ayanfowora loves baking and spending time with her family. 
Claire Wood
Claire Wood, Staff Writer
Sophomore Claire Wood has been on staff for a year and a half. She began working in Publications due to her love for photography and yearbook design. Wood is the clubs editor, meaning she is responsible for keeping track of club meetings and ensuring they are covered. Wood also loves taking sports pictures.
Bailey Emerson
Bailey Emerson, Staff Writer
Sophomore Bailey Emerson is in her first year of Publications. She chose to join because of her passion for writing and photography. She enjoys working on yearbook mods and videos for CGTV. Emerson is in show choir as a member of the Debtones and she loves spending time with her family and friends.
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