Concrete creations

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Using sponge brushes, the girls’ cross country team members paint “no eXCuses” for their final piece. Stadium painting took place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 27 and open to any club or organization.

Kate Lichter, Online Editor-in-chief
September 28, 2015

From clubs to sports, students gathered together to paint a representation of their organization by the entrance of the football stadium Sept. 27. Gallons full of paint lined the concession stand where student council members handed out cups of paint in a variety of colors. Some of ground art includes a tiki themed student council logo, foot print bordered cross country motto, plus an icy/hot swim logo and much more. Students got together from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to compete for the best painting and in the end the band artwork took the win.

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Kate Lichter, Online Editor-in-cheif

Spending most of her senior in the jlab this year, Kate Lichter takes on the title of Online Editor in chief. You can find her taking photos, listening...

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