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Where Are They Now: Ahmed Ahmed

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED LAST WEEK?

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“My dad is one of the few inspirations I have. I

“My dad is one of the few inspirations I have. I get a lot of what I want to do when I get older from him,” Hana Abram (‘26) said. “I’ve decided my future goal is to be enlisted into the military and afterwards join the Corrections Department at Metro as my long term career. He really encourages me emotionally and he makes it easy for me to get through academic struggles.”

“My favorite song at the moment is ‘Cowpoke’

“My favorite song at the moment is ‘Cowpoke’ by Colter Walls,” Trinity Boyd (‘26) said. “It reminds me of when I go to Utah and go driving around with my dad in the fields.”

“My favorite item in my fridge has to be the alm

“My favorite item in my fridge has to be the almost empty Simply Lemonade bottle,” Reilly McCullough (‘27) said. “No one in my house has used the last of it for like a week now. It really means a lot to me.”

“My best concert experience was SZA. It was lit.

“My best concert experience was SZA. It was lit. My auntie got me VIP tickets because she runs the tickets over for MGM and I got VIP tickets,” Tyler Phui (‘26) said. “I got to see her super up close and I liked the fact that she played all of my favorite songs, it was just a vibe there with my cousin. SZA is awesome and ever since she dropped Snooze and that SOS album, I started listening to her more. She brings a different type of emotion at her concerts and she can really change the mood of the whole concert with just her voice.”

“I would rather time travel to the past. I’ve

“I would rather time travel to the past. I’ve made so many dumb mistakes that have led me to where I am now,” Tabitha Brewer (‘26) said. “If I could go back I could fix it and not have as many opps as I do right now.”

“In elementary school, after recess we’d go to

“In elementary school, after recess we’d go to lunch, but suddenly there was snow,” Renzo Omolon (‘26) said. “I think it was February. The teachers allowed us to go outside and play in the snow. I remember going out with my friends and we tried to grab as much snow as we could.”

“I want to be the kind of grandparent my grandki

“I want to be the kind of grandparent my grandkids can come to with their worries, always offering them support,” Haris Gibirila (‘25) said. “I’d love to see myself trying to keep up with the new slang after a long time, and laughing at my attempts. I’ll be the cool grandparent, the one who makes everyone laugh with my dad jokes.”

“My favorite fall activity is going to pumpkin p

“My favorite fall activity is going to pumpkin patches because every single year I would go with my childhood friends or my friends from kindergarten,” Eloisa Valelo (‘25) said. “It’s like a little tradition, and I’ll just spend time with them and catch up.”

“I think if I had the chance to get front row se

“I think if I had the chance to get front row seats to any concert, I would probably go with tyler the creator,” Chinelo Umeh (‘26) said. “I see his performances and I think ‘I would never shut up about it if that were me in the front row.’”

“Fall is my favorite season because of the weath

“Fall is my favorite season because of the weather and all of the holidays,” Preston Schwartz (‘26) said. “I like when the weather gets cooler because it lets me wear the clothes I want to wear.”

“My favorite phrase is, ‘If you don’t lose,

“My favorite phrase is, ‘If you don’t lose, you cannot enjoy the victories,’” Lia Carter (‘27) said. “So I have to accept both things. It gives me the motivation and drive to keep playing and succeeding.”

“If I could make a Crumbl Cookie flavor permanen

“If I could make a Crumbl Cookie flavor permanent, I would choose Cinnamon Crunch because I love the flavor or cinnamon,” Tiffany Liang (‘25) said. “Also the texture of the cookie is so much fluffier than anything else they have.”

“I am passionate about Taekwondo, I am a black b

“I am passionate about Taekwondo, I am a black belt,“ Jean-Pierre Martinez (‘26) said. “It’s a rigorous and hard hobby, it’s very fun for us, we get out and exercise, learn to fight and defend ourselves.”

“This year, my favorite class would definitely b

“This year, my favorite class would definitely be my second period which is Fibers. In Fibers, we learn about how to make different styles of textile art, such as crochet and weaving,” John Pinili (‘27) said. “I enjoy going to this class because it’s a nice change of pace compared to the rest of my schedule. I like how it allows me to work at my own speed when it comes to completing projects.”

“The craziest thing on my life’s bucket list w

“The craziest thing on my life’s bucket list would probably be to go deep sea diving in the Pacific Ocean,” Valentine Holmes (‘26) said. “I’ve always thought that the ocean is so fascinating and I would love to see all the different animals and life down there. Sharks are the only thing that deters me though…”

“I started playing basketball because of my uncl

“I started playing basketball because of my uncle,” Khaizen Jay Escamilla (‘26) said. “He introduced me to it at a young age, and it’s been my sport ever since.”

“On September 21st, I went to the mall with my b

“On September 21st, I went to the mall with my buds. We walked around, got some food, went to the Lego store and then got Build-A-Bears,” Taliyah Njuguna (‘26) said. “It’s like an annual thing for us now, this being the second year we’ve all gone together. The picture is with the Build-A-Bear mascot, I got a fuzzy highland cow, named her milkshake, after my favorite dairy, and gave her overalls.”

“Something I’m passionate about is Jazzhop,”

“Something I’m passionate about is Jazzhop,” Stephen Russo (‘27) said. “I thought real hard about it, and I feel like Jazzhop will forever be apart of my personality. I really love it, and I don’t think I will ever have a new favorite genre.”

“One of the best experiences I’ve had was the

“One of the best experiences I’ve had was the surprise of meeting my dog for the first time,” Joshua Hidalgo (‘27) said. “[It was] when we got him.”

“My favorite season is winter, because it’s co

“My favorite season is winter, because it’s cold and there’s no bugs out there,” AJ Jingco (‘28) said. “It’s probably the perfect season to play volleyball because it’s not too hot and you can wear your knee pads without sweating underneath.“

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Inspecting the car’s underside, junior Drake Malcolm tries to pry out a brake component. While collaborating with another student, Malcolm attempted to direct his classmate to where the component is. “It’s pretty simple,” Malcolm said. “Of course, taking the rotor off is pretty simple. If it’s a drum brake system, it’s a little bit more complicated; you have to take apart a bunch of hydraulic systems, and other stuff, but overall brake jobs are relatively easy.”

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Looking up at the screen, sophomores Joy Park and Angel Yerdaw watch the daily announcements. The first episode of the student mystery series was introduced this week. “I think it’s a cool addition to the daily announcements,” Park said. “I usually don’t pay attention to the announcements, but with the new things added I’ve been more engaged in a way to watch it.”

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Pencils sitting at the tips of yard sticks, Art 101 students draw each other’s faces. The students were learning how to be precise without holding the pencil directly in their hand. “She made up draw anyone in that group without looking at the paper,” senior Kai Cruz said. “It was overall funny to see how we could draw someone without looking at the paper.”

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Standing next to Principal Donna Levy and UNR President Brian Sandoval, psychology and US history teacher Benjamin Lacombe showcases his new award. Lacombe received this award while teaching a class to the excitement of his students. “We were giving him a round of applause,” junior Valentina Escobar said. “I really think he deserves it.”

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To prepare for the AP test, senior Andre Aquino is working out problems on the white board. He’s been practicing these problems for many weeks now, and thinks that he’s going to do well with the help of the teacher. “I think it’s definitely a very energetic way of teaching,” Aquino said. “I feel like it does get me ready for Calculus. I feel very awake when I’m in this class.”

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