Melanie Kurapatti and Alexa Nguonly|December 1, 2014
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![Kai Bilal performs during the sophomores MEX dance despite struggles with boys building interest and participation. The initial demo seemed kind of hard, sophomore Zeerak Yusufi said. It was fast paced and the [guys] just lost interest. There were no friend groups, either—it was just random people who decided to come to MEX, so there was no hype. We [didnt] generate enough interest.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/IMG_2427-475x317.jpg)
![A Sketchup model of Team Tiny Houses project. Tiny houses affect people right now because [they involve] sustainable practices that can be implemented as soon as we invent them,” Junior Amith Polineni said.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/SmartSelect_20220914_131950_Instagram-475x313.gif)
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