Students participate in nationwide walkout

Andrea Secchi|March 16, 2018

Students participated in a nationwide walk out and stood in silence for 17 minutes to honor the 17 killed in Parkland, Florida one month prior.

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Andrea Secchi is an award-winning portrait, fashion and lifestyle photographer from Portland, Oregon. Her love of sharing people's stories lead her...

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“The most offensive, obscene part of the string of shootings has been the lack of reaction. Not just from the government, which is seemingly incapable of passing any gun control legislation, but from a populace that seems willing to sit back and accept it,” Wallace Milner, junior said. “I think you have an obligation when you see something like mass murder to stand up and demand change. I think that’s your obligation as a human being.”

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