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Taylor Burg

Taylor Burg , Staff Writer

If there were a person to define “multidimensional,” that person would be Taylor Burg. She has so many interests that her encyclopedia would be extremely heavy.

Here’s just a snippet of some of Burg’s identity.

The first one is biology, her favorite subject. Really anything regarding science fascinates her.

“I like the straight answer as there is in science,” Burg said. In addition, she hopes to take anatomy next year.

From this information, it’s no surprise that her dream is to become a doctor—specifically a pediatrician. With three younger siblings, she would love working with kids.

But as implied before, Burg doesn’t stop with just biology and babies.

She is also an amazing writer. That’s why she joined Inklings, along with eagerness to “get news out and get everyone informed.” Her efforts with journalism have yet to rest this year. She’s only been working for a few months and has already released a breaking news story about Staples being named a Blue Ribbon School.

With her equal abilities to write groundbreaking articles and identify the parts of a eukaryotic cell, among other things, Burg is in the record book for the most multidimensional staff member.

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Teachers’ summers are rife with variety

Taylor Burg, Staff Writer May 30, 2014

During the school year, students come to learn and teachers come to teach. But where do teachers go when students are out hitting the beaches and vacationing? To students’ surprises, teachers are...

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Taylor Burg, Staff Writer February 26, 2014

Although it doesn't look like winter is ending anytime soon, spring teams just can't wait to get a head start on practicing and preparing for the upcoming season. For example, teams such as girls’ tennis...

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Taylor Burg, Staff Writer January 31, 2014

Staples students have jobs in town for many reasons. Sometimes it’s to get money for college, sometimes to buy a car and sometimes just for spending. In fact, according to The Washington Times, sixteen...

Students excel in non-Staples sports

Taylor Burg, Staff Writer December 20, 2013

“Championships are won in the off-season,” says a mural hanging up in the fitness center. Even when athletes aren't playing hard on the fields, they make sure they are working hard elsewhere. At...

Reeling in The Hunger Games fans

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Taylor Burg, Staff Writer December 2, 2013

Books are great, but turning them into movies is always a risk. Movies that are based off of books often get a lot of praise or a lot of criticism. Gabby Perry ’16 likes being able to watch a movie...

Here is the skinny on skinny jeans

Here is the skinny on skinny jeans

Taylor Burg, Staff Writer November 4, 2013

For some, they are fashionable and comfortable. For others, they are restricting, awkward and downright unbearable. Staples girls constantly struggle to balance beauty and pain. Especially with skinny...

Monster Mash celebrates Halloween

Monster Mash celebrates Halloween

Taylor Burg, Staff Writer October 24, 2013

On Saturday, Oct. 19, Long Lots Elementary School held a Monster Mash to celebrate the upcoming holiday. The cafeteria, gym, library, courtyard and a few classrooms were covered in orange and black. Children...

Staples Wins 2013 Blue Ribbon Award

Staples Wins 2013 Blue Ribbon Award

Taylor Burg, Staff Writer September 25, 2013

On Sept. 24, Staples was officially recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School Award winner. The award, determined by the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program of the U.S. Department of Education, goes...

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