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Photo of the Day : Students handmake holiday gifts

December 19, 2024
Elli Jacobs
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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Elli Jacobs
Elli Jacobs, Social Justice Editor
Elli Jacobs is excited to be writing for her third year in The Tide as the Social Justice editor. As a junior, she looks forward to taking on challenges and meeting new people. In her free time, Elli enjoys playing the piano, crocheting and knitting.