Engaging with the bones
By Staff
GETTING CADAVEROUS: Dr. Ghassemi's fourth period class reviewing the skeletal system of the body on Sept. 23
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Le'Anna White, Staff Writer
Hello!Β My name is Le'Anna and I'm a Senior who attends at the Architecture/ Engineering Academy.Β Everyone knows me by my hair and that's why one ofΒ ...
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