Tweeting Teens: Election Edition

Claire Callahan, Drew Taylor, Bella DeMaso, and Armaghan Faisal|October 31, 2016

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Regionals-bound students posing with their winning projects
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Entrance to the prayer room, located in the library, with the times that it is open to students-11:10 - 1:15 daily.

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Wellness Day Part II

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Pi for Pie Day poster spread on The Wires socials (@thewpwire) encourages West Po students to compete in the competition

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Flyer promoting the New English Elective: LGBTQIA+ Perspectives in Literature

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