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The Griffin
Our mission: to enlighten and to entertain

The Griffin
Our mission: to enlighten and to entertain

The Griffin
Julie Chotivatanapong

Julie Chotivatanapong, Editor-In-Chief

Julie is a senior who loves to eat 24/7. In the journalism lab, you’ll always be able to smell the aroma of her delicious lunches (Maria can testify to that). Whenever the editors order dinner for a long night ahead, don’t be surprised if she knocks you over while running to get the food.

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[Photo] Positivity drives captain

Doria Diacogiannis, Editor in Chief
March 17, 2017
Junior Zach Iacoboni

[Photo] People need $#*!

Jason Fontelieu, Deputy editor
March 17, 2017
Sexist gibes impede progress

Sexist gibes impede progress

Julie Chotivatanapong, Editor-in-Chief
March 17, 2017
Joanne Bolonda, vice president of field sales at KIND snacks speaks at the Future Business Leaders of America Regional Conference in the auditorium here Jan. 20. Bolanda explained how her firm uses consumer marketing to create new snacks their customers truly want.

FBLA convenes, wins big

Julie Chotivatanapong, Editor in chief
February 15, 2017
Survey: cheating persists

Survey: cheating persists

Julie Chotivatanapong
February 15, 2017
Seniors Kevin Kuo and Matt Wilhide redo an assignment for Advanced Placement Economics in room 107 in mid-October. Wilhide called the redo experience helpful. “It gives kids more of a drive to go back to material they missed,” he said, adding that they do more than merely bolster grades.

Survey: students dislike new mastery grading even as policy evolves

Julie Chotivatanapong and Amanda Musolf
November 18, 2016
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Assistant principal Tom Dugas and BCPS Board Members show Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford (far right) the damaged infrastructure in the new wing.

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