Seniors reflect on their time in high school as it comes to a close, showing appreciation for experiences had and excitement for what’s to come.
Clock ticks for seniors, ignites series of emotions
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Mia Kirkorsky ’24, Business Manager
Business Manager Mia Kirkorsky ’24 knows the feeling of hard work as a coxswain at Saugatuck Rowing Club and business manager at Inklings. Kirkorsky got into journalism after taking the class freshman year.
“Since I do a sport it’s nice that it’s a club but also a class,” Kirkorsky said.
Ultimately, she isn’t interested in becoming a journalist, but her time at Inklings may help her with her potential future.
“I would use the knowledge I've learned from being a business manager,” Kirkorsky said, “because I want to minor in business.”
Zoe Alpert ’25, Staff Writer
Zoe Alpert ’25, Staff Writer, decided to join Inklings because her sister was in it and she always enjoyed reading her articles and hearing about how great of an experience it was.
“I’m excited about seeing one of my articles on the website and being able to show my family and friends,” Alpert said.
Outside of Inklings, Alpert plays field hockey, something that she has done for a long time, and it brings her both comfort and joy.
“[Field hockey is] one of my favorite sports, and I love being on a Staples sport team,” Alpert said.
