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This Week at CG (11/18-11/22)

Trojaneer Staff
November 22, 2024
Brianna Barlow
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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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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Sophomores Sierra Ferry and Addi Badger build protection for their egg drop during the Science National Honors Society meeting. Students went out to the band tower and then proceeded to drop their egg to test their egg’s protection. “It was fun building the contraptions for the drop and I liked seeing how creative everyone was being,” Ferry said.
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Junior Ella Jansing works on a craft during a Spanish Honor Society meeting. During this meeting students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by doing various activities. “For Hispanic Heritage Month we were making worry dolls, which are a traditional craft,” Jansing said. “My favorite part was working with the people around me to think of creative designs for our dolls.”
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Sophomore Kate Obrzut is currently in her first year of Publications. She decided to join for her love of photography. She spends her time in Publications taking sports pictures for the yearbook and social media pages. Obrzut is a member of the tennis team and loves to hang out with friends in her free time.
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Gabe Sunga, Staff Writer
Sophomore Gabe Sunga is on staff for his first year. His primary focus is writing stories, but he has also contributed in photography and the yearbook. Sunga has run track and cross country both years of his highschool career. In his free time he enjoys playing video games and pickleball with friends.
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