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Staff manager, Camille Taylor, is seen handing out the golden rings to the rest of the yearbook staff as they each recite their vows. “My favorite part about the wedding was probably the ceremony because everyone actually gets rings after they finish verbalizing their vow,” junior Camille Taylor said. “Everyone puts their own twist on their vows based on their personality, whether they make it funny, more heartfelt, or somewhere in between. Its just a really creative way of acknowledging the importance of the book, which is why we marry it. I mean, marriage is a pretty big commitment. Plus it lets the staffers celebrate all the hard work theyve done so far.”

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Podcast post: Teacher Jennifer Cherry helps you save the earth

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February 26, 2019
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In the first episode, UHSpress presents teacher Jennifer Cherry in the podcast, On our Rhode. Ms.Cherry gives us tips on how we can all be better at protecting our planet and addresses the major problems plastic usage causes to the earth. Ms. Cherry teaches environmental and marine sciences, and sponsors the UHS Earth & Surf club and the UHS Envirothon team. Outside of school, Ms. Cherry spends most of her time volunteering at the New Smyrna Beach Turtle Conservancy. By using these tips Ms. Cherry provides, she hopes it will give students insight to make a difference in the environment and on our campus.
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