Rising upperclassmen select elective English courses for next year

Carly Kaplowitz '21 and Emma Dantas '21|January 31, 2020

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Rising juniors and seniors select which English elective they want to take next school year.

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Carly Kaplowitz '21, Staff Writer

Carly Kaplowitz ’21 is always looking to seek out new experiences. Whether it’s in the summer at her camp or in different classrooms at Staples, Kaplowitz...

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Emma Dantas '21, Staff Writer

Emma Dantas ’21 decided to take Advanced Journalism two years ago “because I wanted to be a part of a community...and since I don’t play a sport...

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