February 3, 2018
Student council hosted a trivia night on the Thursday of Winter Week. Junior Olivia Tacelli, sophomore Fatma Sayeh, senior Abby Blumenfeld, sophomore Emma Levy, senior Robert Kashian and junior Noelle McGah from team “Money Moves” won trivia and received the cash prize.
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