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All the Unified team members celebrating their final win of the season.
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Concrete to Diamond
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McDonald rides her horse, Styles, four times a week at Savin Hill Farms. This year, McDonald plans on travelling to Canada to compete in the West Coast Classic. She is currently 9th ranked in Oregon for her division.
Taking the Reins
A New School of Thought
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All in The Acting
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Taking care of Batts proved difficult for her family as her illness progressed. Elizabeth and Alan Batts say that in the months before her death, she cut off communication and isolated herself.
A Life Derailed
Playing the Part
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Even though Olivia Bee's work largely centers around working for commercial companies, she's stayed true to the artistic style she's developed over the years, something she describes as "documentary with a romantic eye."
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Grant High School Vice Principal Luis Jara.
Piecing Grant Together
"An Intellectual Turn of Mind”
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Striking a Chord
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Grant Theater Goes Together
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Grant's new Digital Photography and Printmaking teacher spends his free time making various pieces of art.
The Media Man
Critiques on the Coastal East
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Mental Hell
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Grant senior Max SB.
More Than a Sport: A Lifestyle
A forest of trees is lit up by a sunset, making the bark glow a warm orange color.
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Middletown's poster.
A Review of “Middletown”
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Kelli Mitchell Before Grant: Roosevelt High School, George Middle School Position: counselor Kelli Mitchell was born and raised in Decatur, Illinois. Her father worked as both principal and superintendent of her high school, which led to a bit of academic rebellion. “I was rebelling against, just this expectation of what high school and being a student had to look like,” she says. “I pushed back and I made sure that people knew that I was an advocate for people who may be overlooked.” Because her father was the superintendent, her activism created tension within her household; however, the reactions from others didn’t persuade her to stop advocating for her peers. Along with her activism, Mitchell found leadership and social skills through her school’s dance community. Throughout her four years of high school, she danced on the varsity dance team and was named captain her sophomore year. Mitchell has continued to dance recreationally into her adulthood. Mitchell intends to use her leadership and social skills as a counselor at Grant; she wants to create an impact on young people – the generation of the future. “My primary goal is to be an advocate, to be an ally, to be a voice for all the students that I work with,” she says. “If I can connect with those students and help them get a greater sense of community here, that would be a success for me.”

Rookies in the Building

Report contributed to by multiple grant magazine staffers | Photos by Momoko Baker and Mako Barmon
October 30, 2017
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Report contributed to by multiple grant magazine staffers | Photos by Momoko Baker and Mako Barmon