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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
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FEMCO club president Queena Xu (12) discusses the categories of Jeproady. The money raised from the game was donated to CHIC, an organization who makes reusable menstral products for women in Ethiopia. “I’m glad that we are working to make a difference while also educating about feminism,” Xu said.
FEMCO and Quiz Bowl Host Trivia Nov. 24
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![Team representatives Hotaru Murashita (11) and Regina Copeland (10) play rock paper scissors for the winning prize. The club hopes to continue to implement new meetings every year. “About a month ago, we pitched [the idea], and Madame Milford helped us obtain the croissants and jams,” Secretary Arlo Ziolkowski (11) said.](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/FHS-April-8-1200x900.jpg)
![Performers dress in cultural outfits. Performances range from 1 to 3 per month depending on the opportunities and invitations. “[The performances] were super fun and a really great environment for everyone to show off their skills and the work we put into learning the dances,” Eshaa Deore (11) said. (Photo courtesy of Eshaa Deore)](https://laduetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/IMG_6478-1126x1200.jpg)
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Emily Rosen, Rambler Managing Editor-in-Chief
Emily Rosen is the Managing Editor-in-Chief of Rambler and has been on staff for three years. She is a member of the varsity volleyball and varsity soccer. She enjoys spending time with her friends and trying new foods.