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Photo Essay: Winter Pep Rally

Tara Amin • January 31, 2024
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The winter cheer team displays a dynamic performance for the underclassmen pep rally on Jan. 15, 2024. “I seriously love this team, just a great and uplifting community,” sophomore Izzy Triandifilou said.

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Freshman Juliana Fire (black #10) pushes through a 2-3 defense. “Against difficult defense I try to stay composed and not panic, keep my head up so I can see the whole court and see who’s open, while working to keep my dribble low and controlled so the defense is less likely to steal it. Also, communicating with my teammates helps ensure we are all in the correct positions against the specific defense to allow us to get the ball where we want it to go," Fire said.
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Ewig skiis down a slope during a ski race. “Ski racing is like a rollercoaster, and it makes me feel a rollercoaster of emotions. It gives me a surreal feeling that is sometimes good, but also sometimes scary,” Ewig said.
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Browsing a basket, junior Sarah Candila buys a Valentines plush in support of literacy clubs. On February 13, mainstreet hosted several clubs selling a variety of plushes, candies, and roses. "I want to surprise my boyfriend with something so I'm picking something," said Candila.
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With the semester coming to a close, sophomore Adelaide Keller studies for exams. This time is vital as grades are being finalized and semester tests are going on. "Rocket Refresh allows me to prioritize my time and study for upcoming quizzes and tests throughout the day," Keller said.
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Weaving through Rocket Refresh, Senior Emily Perkins crochets her Christmas-themed hat. Rocket Refresh is a time for students to catch up on work, make up assignments, relax and do what they wish. "I really love Rocket Refresh because I can actually get a break. When I don't have too much work to do, I like to bring in my crochet work to just relax and listen to music," Perkins said.
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Junior Callie Guttman spins the dreidel at the Jewish Student Union monthly meeting. This month, the meeting led by junior Izzy Triandafilou was dedicated to celebrating Hanukkah. The club meets to discuss events in the Jewish community, Jewish heredity, and celebrate holidays."I love having a room to be together with other Jewish kids at the school," Guttman said.
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Tara Amin
Tara Amin, Print Managing Editor
Senior Tara Amin is in her fourth year working with The Tide. Last year, she was the Opinions Editor, and this year, she is the Print Managing Editor. She is really looking forward to working with the new writers and editors this year and developing the front page of each issue. She enjoys spending time with friends, listening to music, and playing field hockey and lacrosse for RM.