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Art by Diana Scheinman.
Many students are jumping onto Google Meets with baggy eyes and a piping hot cup of coffee. Remember to take care of yourself during this remote time.

Each morning, the sky seems a bit bleaker

And I recall the maskless days of school

I am talking to the coffee maker

Trying to forget these mandated rules

 

Are Google Meet sessions better than Zoom? 

Each of us remembers the March struggles

I daresay the classroom is my bedroom

My list is full of schoolwork to juggle

 

But not everything about this is bad

Even if paranoia starts to creep

Because there is some comfort to be had

That the sun shines while America sleeps

 

So pull out your laptops and open Chrome

Let’s make the best of this quarter at home

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While some kids are busy with sports, theater, or dance, Rachel is either diving into another book or writing one. She likes to spend time with her beagle when she’s not vigorously typing new chapters for her unfinished novels. This school year, she is the copy chief and very excited to continue writing for the Lancer Spirit in her new role.

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