I Believe Week engages social media, encourages acts of kindness

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I Believe Week engages social media, encourages acts of kindness (with images, tweets) · whitneyupdate

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In pre-production for the upcoming Lenaea festival, Theater IV student Armaan Sharma reviews and discusses their One Act script with the class in preparation of being on stage. Photo by Liliana Galdarisi

Theater IV students make last-minute preparations for their chance in the spotlight during the upcoming Lenaea Festival

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After severe storms hit her home in Northern California during the first two weeks of January, Francheska Pontillas sweeps up dirt and debris that had fallen in her backyard. Photo by Eiron Ordona.

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Looking over dance contracts for the spring show, Ms. Arianna Kioski teaches her second day as a long-term substitute for fifth period Dance I. Photo by Reilynn Roux

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