With Thanksgiving coming up, Turkey doesn’t have to be the star of the show; many Staples students don’t eat meat but they have found ways to still enjoy Thanksgiving food without eating meat.
A Meatless Thanksgiving: What Staples Vegetarians Eat Instead
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Jack Robinson '26, Web Opinions Editor
Web Opinions Editor Jack Robinson ’26 has always loved cats. He currently has two cats, but that is not enough for him. A self-designated crazy cat person, cats have been with him his entire life.
“I got my first cat at zero,” Robinson said. “They were just there.”
Outside of spending time with his orange and gray cats, Robinson writes and edits pieces for Inklings. As a lover of writing, especially journalism, he was excited to join Inklings, and see where it could lead him.
“[Journalism],” he said, “is something I might want to pursue in my adult life.”
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Catie Campagnino '26, Staff Writer
Staff Writer Catie Campagnino ’26 is loving her time in Inklings already.
“I want to continue writing stories because I really like to write and it’s a lot of fun,” Campagnino said.
Campagnino started writing for Inklings because she values being involved in a community.
“I’m looking forward to having that sense of community everyone says they get when they are in [Inklings],” Campagnino said.
Another community Campagnino enjoys being involved in is rowing.
“I have a lot of really good rowing friends who don’t take life all that seriously,” Campagnino said. “They’ve taught me there’s always fun in life.”