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Introduction to our May issue.

The class of 2027 gathered anxiously in the 5B homeroom.

It sure feels different doing it from home.

It’s a strange statement, as it seems so obvious. But throughout this pandemic, I’ve learned what it actually means.

I never thought that the start to my senior year of high school would include my mother being taken to the hospital for COVID-19.

The months, each a different flavor, a different emotion.

On a weekend in early February, I attended the Quaker Youth Leadership Conference (QYLC) for the third time.

It doesn’t exactly have positive connotations, yet 2020 most definitely was full of protest, and it is hard to say that we ended up worse for it.

The following is an expanded version of Madison’s poem that appeared in the May 2021 print edition.