Homecoming Asking Week: Wednesday

Sandy Cho and Shayna Hume|September 11, 2013

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Often, famous pieces of artwork, such as the starry night, are accompanied by Ekphrasis poems, as they shine a whole new light on areas of the piece that some would never have explored otherwise.
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Art inspires art: exploration of ekphrasis poetry

History teacher Gwen Wright smiles in a thrifted wool sweater of her signature color: bright pink. “I love thrifting clothes,” Wright said. “It’s probably where I get a good amount of my clothes. It's affordable, which is great, but it's also sustainable. Thrifting is a really fun hobby because you just never know what you're gonna find.”

Teacher fabulous fashion

Jefferson student-athlete Josie Clayton awarded NFL Flag Player of the Year

Jefferson student-athlete Josie Clayton awarded NFL Flag Player of the Year

Juniors Grace Amartuvshin and Ananya Bhatt give a lesson on neural encoding in preparation for a team-based lab during the club meeting. “I think these types of lessons and activities are a good opportunity to explore neuroscience in a deeper, more specialized way,” Amartuvshin said. “It gives students the chance to develop skills that can be applied to the field.”

Decoding the brain

Teacher Feature: Mark Hannum

Teacher Feature: Mark Hannum

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