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A Letter to the “Green and Gold” Staff Seniors

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Dear Sophie, Quinn, Alayna, Melany and Kat:

Teaching you has been a true blessing. I am grateful to you all for your endless encouragement. We were new to the high school together and have, in many ways, shared the experience. You have cheered me on in life’s joyous moments and provided comfort in its tragedies.

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Senior Spotlights

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Joshua Rahman

What college are you applying to / going to?

GCSU.

Who was your first Wesleyan crush?

Bronwyn Bailey.

What was your most embarrassing Wesleyan moment?

In 8th grade, Harrison Dearth threw me in a trash can.

What is one thing you wished you had done in high school?

Beating Jackson Yates in basketball a couple more times.

If you had 24 hours left to live, what would you do?

If I had 24 hours left to live, I would probably down some C4, hit the gym for about 5 hours, biceps only. Then I would play a little basketball with Jackson Yates and Ashwin.

What was your dream job when you were a little kid versus what is your dream job now?

When I was a little kid I always wanted to a pilot because I’ve always loved planes. But now that I am more realistic and I want to be Dylan Jenkins. Keep Reading

Wesleyan Bids Farewell to Beloved Teachers

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Wesleyan School teachers have always been a great influence on the community and the student body, so it is always unfortunate to see such amazing teachers leave to continue their journey elsewhere. The teachers leaving after the 2018-2019 school year are Garrett Adams, Jason Scheer and Stephen Mihalko. Keep Reading

Students In It to End It

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    Wesleyan students Sophie Zetzsche, Melany Mendez, Alayna Fogarty and Sofia Vallejo draw red X’s on their hands. Sophie Zetzsche.
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    Senior Ben Smoke draws a red X on his hand to promote ending slavery. Sophie Zetzsche.
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    Seniors Ansley Cotter and Grace Kennedy pose with their red X’s. Sophie Zetzsche.
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    Senior Melany Mendez draws a red X on her hand to Shine a Light on Slavery. Sophie Zetzsche.
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    End It Movement. enditmovement.com.

When the term slavery comes up in today’s culture, it is easy to think of it as a crime of the past. But in fact, it is the exact opposite. The estimated number of slaves around the world today is around 40 million, which is higher than it was when slavery was legal throughout the 19th century. And the number of enslaved people is constantly increasing. Today, slavery is the fastest growing crime in the world (End It Movement).

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Wolves Ready for the New Year

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New Years is the time of the year where people all around the nation try to make this upcoming year the best year yet, by making resolutions, like working out, starting a new diet, journaling, growing a relationship with someone, or overcoming a trial. When asked, the students and faculty at Wesleyan School what their New Year’s Resolutions were and how they planned to make their 2019 the best year yet.

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