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Before the fabulous inventions of mobile applications and video games, TV was often my only form of entertainment.

While I did have my favorite shows, such as “Crime Scene Investigation: Los Angeles” or “Hell’s Kitchen,” I mostly found myself flipping through dozens of TV shows that often had no point or value. 

As if there isn’t enough perfection in the world — sit down for this one — Pixar has graced the world with the promise of more sequels, leading to a joyous celebration for all those who love the fantastic animated movies. 

Last summer, science teacher Lisa Cochrum visited polar bears in Spitsbergen, Norway, up in the Arctic Circle. 

As the school year wraps up, students look forward to the days when they can just kick back and relax. For many, that involves spending the long summer days at the movies. Freshman Michael Schillage is looking forward to enjoying the new films that will be released in the next few months.

When it comes to asking a potential date to prom, students usually stick with the cliche method of using a poster, but senior Cody Cai thought outside of the box when asking senior Kiki Shim. Both worked as editors-in -chief of the yearbook this year and cemented their friendship through long hours of work.