Audrey '20

List of 8 news stories.

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  Paying It Forward: The Joy of Teaching at Science and Discovery Night

  2/14/2020
  Audrey ‘20
  I realized that not all children were as fortunate as I was to have a science program at such a young age.
  
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  Auditioning for Winterfest

  12/7/2019
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  Lights, camera, action! It’s time for Winterfest, a season of student-led plays and peer performances ranging from short comedies to substantial dramas.

  
  

  I stand in a blank room. Across from me is a line of desks filled by directors. All I have is a slip of paper, a single prompt in my hand. I’m not a trained actor. The last time I performed in front of a crowd was my fifth grade production of “101 Dalmatians.” So, I inhale, read over the script, and decide to act like a person who is slowly going insane.

   
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  How Will Lawrenceville Change You?

  11/2/2019
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  Freshman year. I remember stumbling up to the podium for the School’s annual speech competition, hands shaking. My note cards were a mess; put frankly, I was a red-faced, mumbling disaster.
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  Personal Growth and Discovery in English Class

  6/26/2019
  Audrey '20
  “Take out a sheet of paper and pencil.”
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  My Journey from Writer to Rocketeer

  4/15/2019
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  3-2-1, liftoff! Start your engines because it’s time for the Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC)!
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  Life Behind the Curtain

  11/27/2018
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  The actors wore green. Their steps were choreographed leaps, each move amplified by the excitement of the audience.
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  Taking Harkness Wherever I Go

  8/24/2018
  I never understood what it meant to be a Lawrentian until I left campus. I had half-listened to all school speeches about the subject, but the first time I felt a real sense of identity was at the Young Writer’s Workshop this summer.
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  Truth About Boarding School

  7/1/2018
  Audrey '20
  If someone had told me three years ago that I would attend a boarding school, I would have laughed. Boarding school was for movies and childhood fantasies.
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