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Reflecting on My Russian Heritage during the War in Ukraine BY MAYA KAPLUN
I hope the war will end and a whole new generation of children will once again witness the transformation of weapons of destruction into tools of comfort and creation.
How One CHS Student Turned a Negative Label into Positive Motivation BY BIANCA GONCALVES
For two years following that day, I studied extra hard in and out of school. I would spend hours doing my homework regardless of how difficult it was for me. When fourth grade came around, I had gotten rid of my Individual Education Plan for good. I was no longer the “stupid little girl” I had been labeled in the early days of my education.
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Nineteen Days: A Senior Reflection by Riley Clarke
I won’t be the first to say my first two years here at Coventry High School were weird, to say the least. From not stepping foot into school until October in freshman year to being accidentally contact-traced in sophomore year, those first two years barely feel real. It feels more like I’ve been here for two years, rather than four. Which is why this article is so hard to write, how can it be my senior year? I just got here.