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Seniors present their projects

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Will Yaeger presents his senior project.

With the year winding down, senior projects are winding up. Spread out over the course of three nights, seniors have begun presenting their projects. Beginning last night and continuing Thursday and next Tuesday, these presentations are the final step in senior projects that have been in the works all year.

 From cars to computers and even cds, these senior projects are meant to “allow students the opportunity to select a topic that is truly of interest to them, to ‘design a course’ which empowers seniors to use their talents, skills and creativity to demonstrate what they know and showcase their achievement in a final presentation,” according to the senior project website.

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Ginger Hervey cried on her eleventh birthday when she didn't get a Hogwarts letter. If there was an Olympic event for sitting around in sweatpants, eating ice cream, and watching old romance movies, she would make her country proud. She is an expert at procrastination and overloads her schedule past what any rational person would- as a result, she frequently tests how little sleep a teenager can get and still function on a basic level. To her, there is no such thing as "too old to trick-or-treat" on Halloween. To instantly be liked by Ginger, bring her chocolate chip cookies and/or mention the TV show How I Met Your Mother. She is a senior who, in spite of having ambitious plans of going to law school, can be found on weekends experimentally baking with her friends and watching Disney movies until she falls asleep on the couch. Entering her sixth and final year of high school newspaper, Ginger is thrilled to have such a dedicated and fun staff to work with, especially her co-editor, the sensational Liz Schasel. She hopes to leave a legacy of prestigious journalism and witty poll questions behind her.

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