Junior year, despite its negative reputation, is far superior to sophomore year due to the academic and social freedom students gain.
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Jack Robinson ’26, Paper Managing Editor
Paper Managing Editor Jack Robinson ’26 has always been drawn to a unique passion pottery.
“It’s a really fun hobby I’ve had for a while,” Robinson said.
He discovered this talent in early middle school and has loved it ever since. He shares this interest with others and has taught classes to children continuously over the past couple of summers.
His persistence is admirable, motivating and truly inspiring to the young learners. His artistic ability is what sparked his journey to writing and informing others around him.
“I really like how [Inklings] pushes you to be more creative,” he said.
Lila Boroujerdi ’26, Web Managing Editor
After taking Intro to Journalism her freshman year, Lila Boroujerdi ’26 was drawn to Inklings as a way to explore her passion for writing.
“I’ve always loved writing about people and hearing their stories,” Boroujerdi said.
Outside of journalism, Boroujerdi pursues her interest in civics by participating in Civic Leaders of America (CLA), a non-profit organization where she serves as the Northeast region’s Lieutenant Governor.
“It took a lot of hard work to earn that title,” she said. “It takes up a lot of my time [and] civics is something I’m very passionate about.”
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