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All content by Camille Wilson
At the Austin Relays at Burger Stadium on March 12, 2020, one day before COVID-19 was first detected in Austin, Kendall Shenoda, Caytie Brown, Stella Davidson, and Zoe Tanner relax between their scheduled events. Tanner launched a petition drive to create a track class at Mac. In addition to making the sport safer and more competitive, Tanner believes it will improve an already strong sense of community among the athletes on the team.

[Photo] Junior runner launches petition to create track class

September 19, 2021
EXPLORING AROUND: Me, my sister, an my dog have become a trio since quarantine started. We have been exploring all around the neighborhood, including the drainage tunnels. Photo by Ella Rosenblatt.

Pandemic brings people closer to their pets

September 1, 2020
LAYERS: My mom, an artist, spends a lot of her time at her downstairs desk drawing and researching. Our cat Mouse always finds a way to be involved, whether its sitting next to her, or laying straight on her work. Photo by Camille Wilson.

Balancing work and family in COVID-19 times

May 5, 2020
TO GRANDMAS HOUSE WE GO: At the beginning of the quarantine, my mom ordered masks online for me, herself, my dad and my grandma. We wear these masks anytime we are going outside to do anything. This picture was taken outside of my grandmas apartment before we delivered her some groceries. Photo by Jolie Gabriel.

As in the comic books, these heroes wear masks

April 28, 2020
PLAY FIGHTING: My grandpa and my brother are a lot a like, so they get along really well. Sometimes though, they like to start play fighting for no reason. Photo by Lily Brode.

Stay-home order creates chances to bond

April 21, 2020
ABOVE: Harrington makes an entry pass during the Lady Knights’ victory over the Eastside Memorial Lady Panthers. Photo by Camille Wilson.

[Photo] Work ethic keeps Georgia on our minds

January 6, 2020
SUPER SECKAR! Mr. Seckar-Martinez directs students during the after school Day of the Dead decorations on Thursday, Oct. 24. He points out a flaw in the setup of the altar and instructs the volunteers to change it. Martinez describes what the Day of the Dead means to him, It is more of a celebration of life than it is of death, so you are of course sad that the person isn’t there, but you’re also happy that they were there and you were able to be part of their lives at some point..” Photo by Camille Wilson.

[Photo] Setting the stage for Day of the Dead, Halloween

November 5, 2019
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