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Jack Robinson ’26, Paper Editor
Paper Editor Jack Robinson ’26 has had an artistic side beyond the realms of Inklings. Robinson spent his summer working and helping teach younger kids art and pottery.
“I teach pottery at a place in Fairfield,” Robinson said. “It can be really busy at times, but it’s still so much fun.”
Pottery is something that brings Robinson a lot of joy and keeps him busy throughout the summer. While not working, Robinson also completed a journalism program at Fordham.
“I liked going to the city,” Robinson said. “I went with other Inklings kids and I learned a lot.”
Lila Boroujerdi ’26, Web Features Editor
Web Features Editor Lila Boroujerdi ’24 thrives around others, whether it be as a thrower for the track team, or a Debate Director for Civic Leaders of America, an organization fostering teenage civic engagement.
“It’s fun to get involved with politics and get people talking about civic issues,” Boroujerdi said. “I really enjoy that the people I work with are from such different backgrounds.”
Boroujerdi can’t wait to use her social skills in Inklings to write for her local community.
“It is a cool way to get involved with school,” Boroujerdi said, “and get to know new people with similar interests.”