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Art during coronavirus: students of all skills turn towards art to combat quarantine boredom

Eliza Barr '21, Staff Writer|May 15, 2020

Art by Alexandra Lam ’21

Creating art, whether it be bracelets or paintings, has become the savior of quarantine boredom.

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Eliza Barr '21, Staff Writer

The Big Y has rows and rows of produce, and even sells some exotic fruits such as prickly pears, persimmons and mini guavas.

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Between scenes and snowflakes – finding warmth in shared moments.

‘Elf the Musical’ takes the stage: Staples Players embraces the holiday spirit

Enjoying the warm embrace of mid-July in Santa Barbara, where 85 degrees and sunny skies create the perfect backdrop for a mood boost.

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This fall, Staples Players is bringing the holiday spirit to life with the captivating production of “Elf the Musical.” From Nov. 14 -17 and Nov. 21-23, the Staples community can enjoy a glimpse of Buddy the elf’s whimsical world through his ventures outside the north pole in search of his biological dad. With cast lists already released, suspense and anticipation have been running high around the school as the Players prepare for a festive adventure.

Pictured right, Seamus Brannigan '26 as Buddy the Elf struts across stage to greet Beck Fipp '27

Staples spreads holiday cheer with Elf: The Musical

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