Senior year is not all it’s cracked up to be

Jared Leonard ’22, Staff Writer|April 29, 2022

Take a walk down the halls of Staples and you might be surprised to find that there aren’t loose pieces of paper scattered on the floor and there isn’t a food fight going on in the cafeteria.

Photo taken by Jared Leonard '22

Take a walk down the halls of Staples and you might be surprised to find that there aren’t loose pieces of paper scattered on the floor and there isn’t a food fight going on in the cafeteria.

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