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Spring break: friends and sunshine

Students hang out with friends, family and travel over spring break
Noor Almohammadi, Staff Writer
April 2, 2024
”I am going to sit in my house, work out and weight train,” junior Michael Makaro said.
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”I will probably hang out with my sister; she came back from college. I’m looking forward to relaxing with her and not being stressed with anything like school,” junior Joseph Heilman said.
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”On spring break, I’m turning 18 and I’m probably going to be hanging out with some family, friends and my boyfriend over the break,” senior Mackenzie Mazzola said.
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“I am just staying at home. I play lacrosse, so I have games and practices during the break,” junior Soren Wierbicki said.
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”I’m finally going to see my mom in Texas. We’re looking forward to going to Sea World,” sophomore Effrum Simons said.
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