Dreyfoos Decides

Visit Naviance now to weigh in on who you think should be elected president this fall

March 4, 2016

Update: The survey has been extended and will now close on Friday, March 11.

It is less than a year away until President Obama leaves the White House and a new president takes his place. The election becomes more tense as candidates gravel for the people’s vote. We the students of Dreyfoos have opinions as well. The Muse wants to know: who do you want to be our next president?

Voice your opinion about who should lead America by voting on Naviance through your student account. Under the “about me” section, choose the “Muse Survey” link and voice your opinion. The polls are open now until Wednesday, March 9. Look forward to a reflection on the polls as communications junior and Op/Ed writer Michael Wang examines Dreyfoos’ views about the presidential candidates on Friday, March 11. Raise support for your candidate of choice and see if Dreyfoos agrees with your vision for the future of America.

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Alexis Pinchuk, Assistant Managing Editor

Communications senior Alexis Pinchuk is a third-year staffer and Assistant Managing Editor, overseeing the Copy, Website, Features, and Op/Ed sections for The Muse. She loves every aspect of the communications field, and dedicates much of her time to The Muse and other courses. Pinchuk has many published pieces and received a Scholastic honorary mention for her poem, “Rabbit Ears.” She hopes to attend a prestigious college where she will continue her studies in journalism. In whatever field she studies, Pinchuk is determined to make a difference. In seventh and eighth grade, Pinchuk founded the successful club, Every Soul Counts. Through this club, she was able to raise thousands of dollars, volunteer at underprivileged elementary schools, and work with passionate individuals to change the lives of soldiers and their families. Over her junior and senior year, Pinchuk founded the Psychology and Philosophy Club as well. Aside from these achievements, Pinchuk became a second degree black belt at the age of eight, is an equestrian, and participated on the Dreyfoos swim team during her sophomore year. Pinchuk dreams of becoming a New York Times Bestseller and Newbery Award Winner, along with other aspirations. She is optimistic and excited for the future, as she plans to continue working extremely hard to achieve her goals.

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