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All content by Alexandra Shafran

Are students addicted to good grades?

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
April 25, 2015
Integration of technology into athletics allows players to enhance performance

Integration of technology into athletics allows players to enhance performance

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
February 28, 2015

Writer reflects on Winterfest dance

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
February 28, 2015

Student gives Ted Talk, asks for finance course

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
February 23, 2015

Alternate exercises promote health, fun

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
November 18, 2014

Mental, emotional components of athletics evaluated

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
October 17, 2014

Why we are not ready to transition entirely to paperless education

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
October 10, 2014
SHARING HAPPINESS. Sitting in the school yard, two female students exchanged flowers. They demonstrate that modern couples are not only bounded to heterosexual relationships.

How do individuals identify their sexual orientation?

Stephanie Namkoong, Features Editor
October 10, 2014
REVEALING IDENTITY. Standing side by side, these students portray how individuals may consider themselves differently from societal expectations and restrictions.

How vast is the gender spectrum?

Brenda Reyn, Graphics Editor
October 10, 2014
STOPPING STEREOTYPES. Picking up books on the field, Justin Stark ’16 breaks the social stereotype of athletes. Stark balances his sports and academics on and off the field.

Do social misconceptions affect life choices?

Sabrina Szos, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2014
TRAINING FIERCELY. Smearing war paint on her face, Nikol Safronova ’17 doesn’t let her petite build keep her from lifting weights or tossing around a football. Despite the notion that certain physical appearances define what one can and can not do, many students choose to break from traditional boundaries and explore activities outside of their build.

What do physical societal standards say about us?

Alexandra Shafran, Graphics Editor
October 10, 2014
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