Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2017, Page 55

Description:	»<I. Freshman Ron Underwood poses with EmmaHickman reenacting their reactions towards theodor. Both experienced the smell in theirfreshman honors English class, and they had similarreactions of disgust to the smell. This smellinvaded their class and was remedied by addingwater to a small trap joint. The smell caused adisturbance in the students academic lives, andsome students in odorous rooms claimed that itaffected their academic performance. Overall, thesmell would come and go in Mrs. Marylss Coatsroom for three weeks. The smell continued toworsen throughout the day eventually leading Mrs.Coats to move her fifth period yearbook class toanother room. PHOTO BY ELI DIERSING II.Students in Ms. Stephanie Warners classroomcover their noses to ease the discomfort of thedisgusting smell. Ms. Stephanie Warnersclassroom, A121, was also deeply affected by thesmell. When the smell was at its worst, the classwas forced to move classrooms; not only did thesmell affect students in that they were not able tofocus in the classroom, but also in that they wereforced to waste time by moving classrooms andhaving to adjust to a new learning environment allover again. PHOTO BY SHAHZADI UPADHYAY2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONNOV. 9,2016On November 9, 2016, Donald J. Trump was elected tobe the 45th president of the United States of America.Trump defeated his opponent, democratic candidateHillary R. Clinton by 62 electoral votes, althoughClinton won the popular vote by 666,483 votes. It is thefourth time in American history that a president-electhas lost the popular vote. Similar situations emerged in2000 with Al Gore and George W. Bush, in 1888 withGrover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison, and in 1876with Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel Tilden. Trumpsecured the election by winning key swing states suchas Ohio, Philadelphia, and Florida. The President-electwill be inducted on January 20, 2017.BEFOREI started supporting Hillary Clinton because I thinkthat she sets a good example for the people of America.I think its really important that we have a presidentwho isnt racist and misogynistic, and supports thevalues that so many people find important.SENIOR ABIGAIL FEINERI support Donald Trump because he is different thananyone else weve ever seen, and I dont really trust hisopponent, Hillary Clinton. I feel like [Trump] is goingto get stuff done.SOPHOMORE CALEB SIPESAFTERWhen I found out that Donald Trump had beenelected, I was devastated, but now more than ever Ithink its important for US citizens to bind together. Ifwe preach love instead of hate well come together as acountry, and we might be able to make changeregardless of who is President.SENIOR ABIGAIL FEINERI think he won because America was tired of what wasgoing on and wanted a change, and I feel like HillaryClinton would not make a change. Trump is goingmake a change, and hes going to go and get stuffdone.SOPHOMORE CALEB SIPESPHOTOS COURTESY OF CREATIVE COMMMONSGATLINBURG, TENNESSEE 12/51 VIOLA DESMOND BECOMES FIRST CANADIAN WOMEN ON A BANKNOTE 12/8 \ Academics \| 55
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