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What concerts are you planning to go to?

Taylor Swift (93%, 14 Votes)
Drake (7%, 1 Votes)
Morgan Wallen (0%, 0 Votes)
Young the Giant (0%, 0 Votes)
Ella Mai (0%, 0 Votes)

Total Voters: 15

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News & Features

Students interviewed by WLWT at the INTERalliance student conference

Bareen Abdulrahman, Managing Editor of Current Events

February 27, 2024

INTERalliance hosted its 18th annual TechOlympics on Feb. 17 and 18 in the headquarters of Procter and Gamble, the largest technology conference for high schoolers in the nation.

Ana Smith, ’26, and Ana Backscheider, ’26, attended the conference and participated in an interview with WLWT5.

The conference allows students to meet and learn from professionals in tech industries.

“I never really met someone from NASA or that high in their field or a woman who works in the industry and actually talked to her, asked her questions,” Smith said in the interview. “It’s very, very cool.”

INTERalliance also offers internship opportunities to high school students, allowing them to earn money while working alongside professionals as Andrew Rhoades, ’24, describes.

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Bareen Abdulrahman, Managing Editor of Current Events

In her third year as a Chatterbox staff member, Bareen Abdulrahman, ‘26, is prepared to work as the Managing Editor of Current Events. One of her goals is to stay on top of deadlines and be a worthy role model for her sections. Abdulrahman took Newswriting 1 and 2, News Production last year, and is again taking News Production this year. Abdulrahman is also the alternate officer for the Muslim Student Association (MSA). She plays the violin in Senior Orchestra, plays Lacrosse in the spring, and will try out for the Poetry Slam Team this year. Abdulrahman enjoys doing any activity or class, from News Production to Senior Orchestra, and from AP Seminar to English class. Her future plans are to do what she enjoys, most likely having a job that incorporates many activities into one. Abdulrahman enjoys making Jewelry, crocheting, painting, or any other handsy activity during her free time. She also loves to learn more about her religion Islam, and enjoys learning how to read Arabic with correct Tajweed.

Marwa Khzir, Managing Editor of Online Content

In her third year as a Chatterbox staff member, junior Marwa Khzir is excited to work as the Managing Editor of Online Content for the Chatterbox. Marwa Khzir hopes to improve her writing while also publishing as many articles as she can for the Chatterbox. Khzir's previous journalism experience includes News Writing 1, News Writing 2 and B/W Photography. Khzir is also involved in various extracurricular activities such as a Student Ambassador, a member of StuCO 2025, and the Fundraising Head for YPC (Youth Philanthropy Council). Khzir hopes to get into Law School and be a defense attorney in the future, helping wrongfully convicted prison members with getting freedom. Khzir enjoys playing soccer with her family and a favorite pastime for her is baking goods with her mom.