The Lion's Roar

Breakout rooms: awkward not overused

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While breakout rooms might be prone to awkward moments, they are still worthwhile in that they make work much easier and clearer.

Crossword Puzzle

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Did you read the Roar cover-to-cover? No. Are you going to try the crossword anyways? Yes. Will you look up the answers on Instagram? Obviously.

Six Beats Apart

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Ensembles rehearse in-person, bringing music and community back to South

SHRC promotes anti-racist and equitable work

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Council founded last school year furthers anti-racist objectives

1 in 2,000: Paul Belenky

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Every issue, the Roar randomly selects a member of the South community and explores what makes them unique

Brave New World: Fall I Recap

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This season was unlike any other, but athletes were anxious to get outside and be active after a long day of online classes

Low on Time

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The new climate countdown clock in NYC is a glaring reminder of
the effects of climate change, but who should be taking cues from this not-so-subtle message?

Finding my voice; forging representation on Roar

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How I found a space to develop my voice in writing and helped others do the same

From Baskets to Ballots

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WNBA and NBA players lead voter registration efforts

Cam Newton launches Patriots into new era

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Brady’s replacement shows some promise