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Track Meet 2/5/16

By Jenna George
Feb 8, 2016

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During the first home match in Niles West Cricket history, the two lead-off batsmen, senior Shayan Zeeshan (left, in red) and senior Zain Mahfooz (right), lead the team in runs against the Maine East Blue Demons. The two played a huge role in the team's victory.
Niles West Cricket Club Wins Its First Ever Home Match
Senior Chanikarn Ganlayanapong guides families into the lit center where a variety of stations are being held.
Niles West's First Ever Literacy Fest Was Lit
A photo of Bella Young, she has artwork doodled on her arm.
Student Cartoonist Bella Young and Her Colorful Characters
From left, juniors Ava Hortega and Holly Korzun walk down a sidewalk in a park adjacent to Independence Hall. Hortega and Korzun are on Niles West News staff and visited Philadelphia to attend the National High School Journalism Conference. "I loved how everything was close to where we were staying. There were lots of things to do. I loved spending time with all the staff, and I feel like I got close to everyone. The parks were very pretty because all the leaves were falling," Hortega said.
Philadelphia: A Student's Perspective
Located in Downtown Philadelphia, Reading Terminal Market is open every day of the week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Displaying Diversity in Philadelphia: Reading Terminal Market
Jackie Chis (West alum '16) gets ready to cast her vote at the Lincolnwood Public Library. She showed up to vote because she believes that the result of this election may have an adverse impact on women across the country. "I think that this election has the potential to be a very historically significant one—we might even have our first female black president. When I'm voting, I'm voting for women like me and women not like me so they can advocate for themselves," Chis said.
Democracy in Action: Inside Lincolnwood and Skokie's Polling Locations