Students discuss opinions on one-way hallways

Lys Goldman ’21 and Emma Dantas ’21, Managing Editor and Staff Writer|October 21, 2020

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Photo by Emma Dantas '21

Staples has implemented one-way hallways as a precaution due to COVID-19. Students have varying opinions on the convenience and effectiveness of this regulation.

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[caption id="attachment_70896" align="alignnone" width="357"] Throughout the school, there are one way arrows taped to the floor in the hallways and s...