Academy Awards excite students with historic wins, fan favorite vote

Caroline Coffey ’22, Staff Writer|April 4, 2022

Graphic by Caroline Coffey ’22

Staples students react to the 2022 Academy Awards in a historic night that awarded “CODA’s” Tony Kutsur with Best Supporting Actor, marking the first deaf male actor to receive an Oscar and “Power of the Dog’s” Jane Campion her first Oscar for Best Director.

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