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Maria Lemos, Editor-in-Chief

Maria Lemos is a freshman and is excited for her first year as part of The Bear Witness. Along with writing, Lemos loves to read all genres ranging from Greek mythology to fantasy. She also has an extreme obsession with cats and watching Criminal Minds.  

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The English mural. It is located on the second floor, by the vending machines in the English hallway

[Photo] African American Student Association Decorates the School for Black History Month

Anna Gorman, Managing Editor
February 16, 2024
On the bottom is a bowl of grilled chicken nachos with lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, and sour cream. On the top, is a students bowl without any toppings.

[Photo] “Nacho” Average Nachos

Lola Phipps, Staff Writer
February 1, 2024

Craig Bennett, Head Football Coach and History Teacher, Announces Resignation

Maria Lemos, Editor-In-Chief
January 3, 2024
Trick or Teach: Teachers Share Their Go-To Candy for the Spooky Season

Trick or Teach: Teachers Share Their Go-To Candy for the Spooky Season

Maria Lemos, Editor-In-Chief
November 1, 2023
Taking a Look Behind the Whiteboard and Meeting the New Teachers of the School

Taking a Look Behind the Whiteboard and Meeting the New Teachers of the School

Maria Lemos, Editor-In-Chief
September 13, 2023
Sophomore Shaik fishing with his paraprofessional Carson Hollingsworth in the woods together.

In Memory of Zak Shaik: Teachers Reflect on Shaik’s Radiating Positivity

Maria Lemos, Editor-In-Chief
May 11, 2023
Map of Turkey and Syria displaying the earthquakes epicenter and areas most affected. (New York TImes)

Turkish Students Express Their Distress After Turkey-Syria Earthquake Kills Thousands

Maria Lemos, Editor-in-chief
February 13, 2023

Homecoming Tickets Will Be Sold Again Over the Weekend

Maria Lemos, Editor-in-Chief
September 16, 2022

An Alarming Connection: The Summer Heat Makes Eating Disorders Worse

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
May 25, 2022
Many students who have virtual afternoon classes leave in the middle of the day. Seen here, students walk to their cars after fourth period.

Budget Cuts and Shrinking Departments: The Effects of a Smaller Student Population

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
April 22, 2022
As Critical Race Theory becomes a more prevalent topic in politics, many wonder what that means for the future of education.

What Could Georgia’s Anti-CRT Bill Mean for the Future of Education?

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
March 10, 2022
Senior Grace Lowell as Audrey and sophomore Ben Terry as Seymour perform an emotional scene in front of the plant.

A Venus Flytrap Thirsty for Human Blood Haunts a “Little Shop of Horrors”

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
February 1, 2022

School Outlines Disciplinary Ramifications for Students’ Mask Negligence

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
January 14, 2022
Durrants piece titled Ed. It was made in March and is featured in the schools art gallery.

Rémy Durrant: Painting the World by Storm

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
December 14, 2021
Bearden works during yearbook class.

[Photo] A Tradition Continues: How Do Seniors Choose Their Yearbook Quotes?

Sarah Dewey, Staff Writer
December 2, 2021
Roberts celebrating Thanksgiving with his family.

“Oh My Gourd, I’m Stuffed:” Untraditional Thanksgiving Feasts

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
November 19, 2021
Students study in the library, one with a mask and one maskless.

“Mask-Fishing:” A New Era of Exposed Faces

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
November 10, 2021
The frat boy costume is one of the most overdone get-ups for Halloween.

Five Halloween Costumes I Don’t Want to See This Year

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
October 22, 2021
The display in the media center in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

“Gracias a Mi Familia:” Latinx Students of Immigrants on Academic Motivation

Maria Lemos, Staff Writer
October 4, 2021
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