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January 31,2012 opinion 3 Speakout! What was your 2012 New Year’s resolution, and have you already broken it? .'-r ~4-: i . i "My New Year's resolution was to start exercising more. I haven't broken it because I joined a gym, but actually,' I've yet to go" Rowan Hathaway, junior "Focus in class, and stay away from my phone during school time... I couldn't even make it into second period." Melissa Giron, senior 'To be nice to my parents. I've already broken it! Self-explanatory." Madison Boyette, sophomore "I didn't set any New Year's resolutions because I met all of them last year. Now all I have to work on is to stop being a pathological liar!" Cindy Underwood, coimseling 1 - "To perfect my driving skills and to one day reach my goal of driving in the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. No, I have not broken it." Jesse Hoggard, senior "To live life to the fullest times ten plus one thousand. No, I have not broken it." Defrece Caskey, senior "My New Year's resolution was to stop eating Chik-Fil-A because of its very open funding of anti-gay foundations, but I broke that quite quickly because their chicken is so good." Jessica Munro, senior "My New Year's resolution is to en joy life more. I have not broken it yet. I am a happy person, but I want to be even happier! When I am happy, my friends around me are happy, which is always a good thing." Hannah Young, junior NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS...Yeah, Right! liiia m iij bii LAje A ;e> ,, , N-V .. .. _ --- - ^ AX \ - eg lAl™ -a g r“™Ycr4 “ .a a TV |if| Pl^l gill pi a f,': High Life Staff welcomes comments in the form of letters to the editor from students, faculty, and the public. Letters may be turned in to the office. All letters must be signed. The staff reserves the right to reject any letter containing libelous statements, the right to edit for length and grammatical errors, and the right to ascertain the truthfulness of its content. The High Life is published nine times a year and is produced by the students of Grimsley High School, 801 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, NC 27408. The High Life functions as a medium for creative journalistic pursuits as well as a training mstmment for aspiring journalists and artists. The High Life functions as a public forum for student expression. Editor-in-Chief: Akirah Justice, News Editor Akirah Justice, Opinion Editor Jacob Sechter, Features Editor: Kat Elliott, Sports Editor Mac Ball Advertising/Business Manager: Kat Elliott Photographer/Reporter Lindsey Jenkins, Reporters: Madison Campbell, Caroline Grandis, Clay Millsaps, Lindsey Stadler, Adviser Lynn Rozeknan.
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