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Sophia Turner, Online Editor

Sophia is a junior at White Station and this will be her second year on staff. Creative writing is a passion of Sophia’s, and she is thrilled to continue journalism this year. When she’s not writing, she can be found crafting drinks at her part-time barista job, listening to music a little too closely, spending quality time with friends and family, or delving into a good piece of fiction. In the future, Sophia aspires to travel and to one day work in film directing or creative writing!

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Dahlia Townley-Bakewell (12) photographs Jiufen Old Street, one of Taiwan’s most famous street markets. Shoppers can find traditional Taiwanese or modern clothes, Taiwanese snacks and authentic restaurants to eat at.

Learning through internships local and abroad

September 10, 2022
Susie Carlson (left) and Cathy Doyle (right) come into the library everyday to assist students and faculty with whatever they may need. After several years of working in the library, the two made the decision to leave it behind and venture into new experiences.

Librarians and LaFon say goodbye

May 19, 2022
Remnants of Mr. Odle’s classroom items stay behind in Mr. Bateman’s classroom. Among them are “Basketball around the World” and “Basketball Basics”— two books written on coaching by Odle’s grandfather.

A farewell to beloved teacher, Chadwick Odle

April 4, 2022
The Knowledge Bowl team appeared on set for a televised match. The team went up against Millington High School.

Knowledge Bowl team beats Collierville in finals

February 25, 2022
This statue of Buddha can be found at the Quan Am temple, where Lunar New Year Festivities are held. Many Buddhists look up to and pray at this statue.

Celebrating Lunar New Year

February 1, 2022
Tracy Duckworth explains an upcoming project to her seventh period students. For the end-of-course project, students are asked to create a list of 50 allusions to mythology found in the everyday world.

Mythology: new class, ancient subject

November 5, 2021
A retired physics and astronomy teacher holds out a large flame for a student audience. The flame was created by igniting methane bubbles.

Mole day science experiments

November 5, 2021
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