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Student Voices Project 2021

Parents Are People Too

It’s a strange statement, as it seems so obvious. But throughout this pandemic, I’ve learned what it actually means. Anna Weinberg
Student Voices Project 2021

We Would Still Be Here

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

Privilege Is to Be Appreciated

Simple. That’s one way you could sum up the entirety of the 2010s. Ruhan Khanna
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Thank You for the Wrens

The power of another person’s voice coming through Zoom. Emma Givens
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Lotus

A teen navigates the uncharted territory of her first family death. Ila Kumar
Student Voices Project 2020

Cat Rescuer

Before I was in kindergarten, I started rescuing cats with my mom and my babysitter. We found a group of… Jade Louis Clarke McKay
Student Voices Project 2020

The Dangerous Turn

Most school days, when one of my parents picks me up, we have to make a turn out of the… Austin Setzler
Student Voices Project 2020

Teaching Tech to Seniors

In seventh and eighth grade, while attending Newtown Friends School (NFS), I clerked the Tech Team, a student-run committee charged… Ankita Achanta
Student Voices Project 2020

The Spectrum of Equality

The first time I was aware of someone using the word “gay” as an insult was in sixth grade. Though… Aria Gratson
Student Voices Project 2020

Black History Matters

When I think of creating change, everything suddenly seems so big. The world seems so unchangeable, so hard to amend.… Tara Prakash
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A Parallel Universe

Finding the place where deep hunger can be met by deep joy. Jennifer Kavanagh

Lois Pitkin Booth

Booth—Lois Pitkin Booth, 97, on September 13, 2019, in Concord, N.H. Lois was born on June 14, 1922, in Epping,…
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