Halloween fun and homecoming

A group of students get together to throw their own homecoming, but it took place at a barn

Samantha L. Quartuccio, Staff Writer|October 30, 2020

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$Learning about Orthopedic surgery, senior Alexander Madhloom is testing tools like drills and screws that surgeons use to fix fractured bones. "I want to explore different areas of medicine to see where I truly fit," Madhloom said. At the Perry initiative, they also learned how to do sutures and apply casts on.$

Future in scrubs

Junior Liliana Tannous gives her cousin a fresh new set of nails. After each set, she posts on her Instagram the finishing products

Future in nails

Senior Christian Sinishtaj and his group “Sound of the Çifteli” after their performance on Nov. 28, for Albanian Independence Day. The group traveled and performed together throughout Michigan, often in front of hundreds or even thousands of people. “It’s a great feeling, being able to perform with my friends and share our culture,” Sinishtaj said.

Traditional tunes

Many students struggle finding books that align with their interests, making reading a chore instead of a hobby. It is important to not give up the search for the right book. “I think the key to getting reluctant readers to read is to get to know what interests them and help them find a good book,” B.Ed. and master's in social work Pamela Demmon said. “There is nothing like the feeling of getting lost in a story you love but sometimes it takes a few tries to find the right fit.”

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