Students review Halloween 2020

Kristina Chaney ’23, Staff writer|November 9, 2020

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Kristina Chaney ’23

Halloween was a lot different this year, but celebrations ended up being varied and creative.

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Kristina Chaney ’23, Staff writer

In hopes of learning different varieties of writing, Kristina Chaney ’23 joined Inklings to experience writing for a newspaper, as she had only been...

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