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New grandstands: fact or fiction?

New grandstands: fact or fiction?

Grandstands on the visitor’s side of the football field are rumored

Lion fans who come to sporting events at West Linn High School often find themselves standing behind the student section, on the track or behind the band because there aren’t enough seats for all attendees. It has been rumored that the visitor’s bleachers be replaced with larger grandstands for use by Lion fans while the current home stands will be used by the visitors. This plan includes details of a tunnel that the teams can run though, a larger capacity in the stands, and improved restroom and concessions facilities.

Despite efforts to contact authorities, it is still unclear whether this rumor is true or false. As of now, Kevin Mills, athletic director, commented that there is no bond money set aside for this project. What does seem apparent at this time is that this project would have to be privately funded, as there is not any evidence of funds set aside for a stadium renovation.

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When she's not capturing touchdowns on the football field, or catching fly balls on the diamond, Brittany Park, senior can be found solving the latest math problem. "I really enjoy math," Park said, "It's my favorite subject." From a young age Park has had an inclination towards math, which she has influenced in her classes throughout high school. "I'm currently taking AP Calculus BC, AP Physics 2, and AP Computer Science. But AP Calc is my hardest class." What Park is attracted to in math is the problem solving behind it. "I love when I am able to solve a problem and find solutions to it, it makes me feel accomplished." Besides math, Park also has another passion which resides in softball. As a varsity softball player Park, has loved the game since she was in kindergarten. "I have played it as long as I can remember and over the years I just keep becoming more and more committed. I am always looking to become a better player and to improve my skills." As for photography, she was inspired her freshman year by photo teacher Ms. Breyne. "I was really intrigued by photography and how much there is to learn," Park said. "Ms. Breyne really encouraged me to join Amplifier to expand my knowledge of photography." That knowledge has expanded since freshman year, as Park worked her way up as a photographer to the Photo Editor for Amplifier. "This year I am looking forward to covering as many events as possible, improving my photography skills and gaining more student involvement in Amplifier and all that we do." As for her plans next year, Park would love to continue her passion of math into a future career. "Engineering intrigues me, I'm leaning towards civil engineering as a major in college." As for what school she is interested in, "I would love to stay on the west coast and closer to home. Oregon State is my first option because of the amazing engineering program." As for what life has ahead, Park is ready to solve all the problems that await.
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