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Communications senior Catalina Correa holds up a “chancleta,” or sandal.
Theatre senior Sonia Rivera greets Assistant Principal Leo Barrett between classes.
Communications senior Gabby Moragues snaps a selfie with band senior Aubrey Wendel.
Old meets new: Digital media senior Kayla Klavins uses a Google Chromebook dressed as a senior citizen.
Happening Now
- April 15Spring into College Series on April 19th at 11:19 a.m. in the Media Center
- April 15Intent to Run Info Meeting on April 18th at 11:19 a.m. in Meyer Hall
- April 15Nutrition Club Meeting on April 18th at 11:10 a.m. in the Media Center
- April 15VA/DM Senior Show on April 17th at 5 p.m. in Buildings 2 and 9
- April 15Students Against Human Trafficking Event on April 17th at 11:19 a.m. in the Media Center
- April 15Ring Ceremony on April 17th at 9:00 a.m. in Meyer Hall
- April 15SAC on April 16th at 5:30 p.m. in the Media Center
- April 15Arts Club Meeting on April 16th at 11:19 a.m. in the Gym
- April 15Career Fair on April 15th at 11:19 a.m. in the Media Center
STUDENTS STEP INTO THE FUTURE ON SENIOR CITIZEN DAY
January 20, 2019
Although there are seven days left until Spirit Week begins, seniors already came to class in costume on Friday, Jan. 18, for Senior Citizen Day. Wrapped up in bathrobes and accompanied by canes, seniors emulated the styles of their elders to show enthusiasm for the Class of 2019. “My inspiration for my outfit was taken from my aunts,” communications senior Sydney Greenspan said. “It was an opportunity for me and my boyfriend to dress up for what we hope to look like in the future, or at least on my part.”
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![[L-R] Communications senior Kayla Kirshenbaum and theatre senior Nick Pollock admire The Bohemian, a magazine created by artist in residence Emmy Kenny and her partner CJ Riehl, in the GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance) meeting at lunch. The magazine had two different lifespans. The first one we started as students to bridge the gap between students and [Kansas] city. After we discovered Riot grrrl (a 1990s feminist punk movement) we reformatted the magazine to focus on social issues like gender and sexuality. We started all of this as a platform to help amplify the voices of marginalized groups.](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/IMG_0180-900x600.jpg)
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Sebastian Fernandez, Managing Editor
Sebastian Fernandez is a third-year staffer as well the digital managing editor for The Muse. Sebastian works hard to increase the digital footprint of the publication, further engaging the student body and reaching a wider audience. When he’s not working on Muse, Sebastian serves as President for SGA. Sebastian hopes that through his efforts as a journalist and student leader he can bring the Dreyfoos community together.
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Kate McNamara, Editor in Chief
Communications senior Kate McNamara is a third-year staffer and one of the editors-in-chief of The Muse. McNamara is also one of the vice presidents of SGA, a member of the Speech and Debate team, and a co-op farmer in Loxahatchee. McNamara is very passionate about providing Dreyfoos’ student body with quality journalism and hopes to continue to create content for students to enjoy and learn from. She hopes that this will be the most innovative year of The Muse yet. Other than writing, editing, and running around school during all hours of the day, she loves to listen to Pitbull and aspires to one day be the queen of Miami. Dale. Her life motto reads, “Edit well, design smart, be bold.”
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