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988 game brings awareness

Kendra Sullivan, Broadcast Team Member
February 7, 2024

The mens’ basketball team hosted a game bringing awareness to suicide prevention through the 988 and Ben Morrison programs. The game was played on January 23 in the senior high gym.

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Kendra Sullivan, ’27

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Kendra Sullivan
Kendra Sullivan, Broadcast Team Member
In her first year as a Chatterbox staff member, Kendra Sullivan is ecstatic to work as a writer. Sullivan is determined to work hard to make her first year in the Chatterbox a great experience.  Sullivan has no other experience as a writer but has always taken interest in writing, and reading articles in the paper.  Sullivan has big hopes on going to college out of state, something her parents could never do. While at college she desires to study criminal psychology at a D1 school and play softball, an aspiration she has had since she was little. When not attending school Kendra is most often found at the softball field, out shopping with friends at vintage thrift stores downtown, or in her room watching a criminal documentary while doing schoolwork.

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