“To see her reaction was something that was priceless for me,” Screen said. “She wasn’t just reacting for the camera; I could tell she actually meant her reaction. It’s kind of cool being able to be like, ‘Wow, I actually made an impact on her too.’”
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“Boxing taught me if there’s a will there’s a way,” Muñoz said. “It makes anybody the most stubborn person imaginable. It’s taught me you’re only going to get out what you put in. It’s so many things.”
“So after she passed I wanted to find a way to help fundraise for a cure and I thought that combining music with this, especially as a musician myself, would be a special way to honor specifically her memory but also help everyone else in the process,” Ruston, La. senior Carlie Toliver said.
“Although this music is a symbol of the Hispanic culture, its songs are enjoyed all over the world because of their ability to integrate our deepest emotions with music,” Herrera said. “Mariachi is our happiness, sadness, pride and love, told through music that directly touches our hearts.”
This experience of seeing a play for the first time is what propelled Keller freshman Logan Allen to pursue the field of acting and be a part of his college play.
Cypress sophomore Aly Jasso brings a positive light to everyday items like sweatshirts and car fresheners with sweet messages to spread joy.
Highlands Ranch, Colo., sophomore Trinity Fay is adding life to the everyday cowboy hat by adding customizations for every occasion.
Freshman Chloe Brown began working at Heritage House mid-year while learning how to become a CL and balancing classes.
Cayleigh’s Creations, a small business run by sophomore Cayleigh Nelson, has become a hit in a mere six months.
When Sadler was in kindergarten, she struggled to hear her teacher, causing her grades to be low. She said she was told by an audiologist and ENT that she was hard of hearing — more specifically, she was deaf in her left ear.
Houston freshman Landry Sanders has turned business dreams into a reality. With sweatshirts, jewelry and more, LandryPaigeDesigns has been a hit on Baylor’s campus.
“It all goes back to the attitude and romanticizing your own life,” Daughtry said. “You’re probably taking on more than you think.”
“I really loved getting to work with local shops. I think that’s really cool, being able to collaborate and make custom merchandise for them makes me feel like I’m a part of the local scene,” Meinershagen said.
“If I’m feeling inspired and want to write something, it’s there. It has a feeling of nostalgia but also excitement and being able to create something new,” Charlotte, N.C., senior Will Boatwright said.
“It’s the biggest dream come true and something I have worked so hard on for the last four years,” Waco freshman Keaghan Pruitt said.
Teacher’s aides and interns at Bell Hill’s Elementary debunk the myth that education is the easiest major on campus by sharing their daily schedules.
Vikas said she believes medicine is moving in a more holistic direction, and she wants to make people aware of the options they have.
“The only thing that I have consistently done is music,” Obevoen said. “Since I was about five, I started playing guitar; then I taught myself how to play piano, drums, bass, a little violin and ukulele.”
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