Liana Li, Sarah Heiden, and Keaton Straub
October 21, 2016
Teachers Jim Hartmann and Jonathan Davies discuss the AP Environmental Science Programs and some of the trips that class and other science offerings take over the course of the year. Story by Liana Li, Sarah Heiden and Keaton Straub
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4:00 am, Liana Li, 11 is up editing a new hairstyle video for her Youtube channel. As a first year staffer, Liana loves the video aspect of Yearbook.
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All it took was one movie for Sarah Heiden, senior, to fall head over heels in love with journalism. That movie was “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”...
Keaton Straub is the Editor in Chief of WLHSnow Broadcast Journalism. They create snazzy videos about cool WLHS students. She is also a member of the WLHSnow...
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