Noting his experiences, Franco Van Well (9) leaves a review for Kirksey Café. Every year, journalism teacher Sarah Kirksey transforms her classroom into a café experience for students to enjoy. Each students receives $5 in credit to purchase from the extensive menu ranging from mandarin oranges, to donut holes, to popcorn and Oreos. “It was really fun and I felt sophisticated while dining,” Van Well said. “The staff made everything feel so special.”
Sarah Kirksey transforms classroom into café for journalism students
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Luke Ye, Rambler Photography Editor-in-Chief
Senior Luke Ye is the Photo Editor-in-Chief of Rambler and has been on staff for three years. He loves taking photos that bring people together. When he’s not behind the camera, Luke can often be found running cross country, playing chess, or analyzing game theory.
Ivana Todorova, Rambler Design Editor-in-Chief
Senior Ivana Todorova is the Design Editor-in-Chief of Rambler and has been on staff for three years. She enjoys design and Companion salads. In her free time, she loves to spend time with her friends.