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Southwest Shadow

Southwest Shadow

Southwest Shadow

Yaritzza Montenegro

Yaritzza Montenegro, Copy Editor

Hello, I’m Yaritzza and I’m the Copy Editor for our publication. I hope to help send out quality content for the our viewers to see and use any skills I have to the best of my abilities. Aside from journalism, my interests are reading prose fiction, writing, and sketching. I can’t wait to see the content produced for our newspaper.

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Responding to a high serve, senior Jayson Deguzman leaps just high enough to send the ball back into the other court.

Responding to a high serve, senior Jayson Deguzman leaps just high enough to send the ball back into the other court.

Balling up his fist, senior Gabriel Villacrucis uses the proper serving form to launch the volleyball to his opponents side.

Balling up his fist, senior Gabriel Villacrucis uses the proper serving form to launch the volleyball to his opponents side.

Homecoming royalty was determined by the money in our pockets and the food in our pantries. What should remain a popularity contest has stooped to the next level: financial inequity.

Homecoming royalty was determined by the money in our pockets and the food in our pantries. What should remain a popularity contest has stooped to the next level: financial inequity.

Helping to plan the event, senior class Vice President Charity Caday is excited for the upcoming Senior Social. STUCO has been preparing for the event to ensure student satisfaction. “I’m most excited to be able to plan an event where it’s just seniors and to be able to hang out with everyone and bond with my class,” Caday said. “I think they will most likely enjoy receiving their senior shirts, as well as getting to enjoy food and hang out with their friends.”

Helping to plan the event, senior class Vice President Charity Caday is excited for the upcoming Senior Social. STUCO has been preparing for the event to ensure student satisfaction. “I’m most excited...

As students adjust to the sudden change, senior Trinity Mendeguarin and junior Valeria Gonzalez practice donning and doffing personal protective equipment. Changes have been made to the skills that are taught and tested, condensing many of them into smaller steps. “Students may not be prepared to work in the clinical site,” Nursing teacher Cassandra Trummel said. “I think that they’ll be fine and prepared to take the test, but I think that it will be overwhelming for them when they get a job in that field and at clinicals since it will look a lot different than what is done in the classroom.”

As students adjust to the sudden change, senior Trinity Mendeguarin and junior Valeria Gonzalez practice donning and doffing personal protective equipment. Changes have been made to the skills that are...