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This week in History Oct. 28- Nov. 3

Alexander Tycksen, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2024
Copy of Copy of Oct.14-Oct.20 by Alexander Tycksen
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Miles Hines was dressed up as a Minecraft creeper for the majority of the night and enjoyed helping and seeing the kids be happy when accomplishing the activity. “I helped run the theater booth and there was a game where you stack blocks up and we helped kids learn how to play the game,” said Hines.
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Senior Collin Griffin blocks his matchup for his teammates to find a opening through Fox’s tough defense. His actions help stopped Fox from scoring on that down, keeping the game tied 7-7 until the 3rd quarter.
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