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The online newspaper of Notre Dame de Sion

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Kamryn Rogers

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief

Favorite Show: Insecure

Spirit Animal: Cheetah

Guilty Pleasure: HGTV

Emoji That Describes You: Blushy face

Favorite Place to Visit: My grandma's house

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Senior Kaitlin Lyman drew a chalk drawing at last years Earth Day celebration during Fine Arts week. This year, due to COVID-19, Earth Day celebrations took on a new look via virtual learning.

[Photo] Virtual Earth Day Celebration

April 23, 2020
Sophomore Sabrina Ross poses as the sun goes down at Ironwoods Park March 3.

For the Love of Art

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 21, 2020
A passenger wears a face mask at a mostly empty Union Station railway station in Washington, D.C., due to the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday, March 20, 2020. (Photo by MCT Campus)

COVID-19 Isn’t Racist, but America Systematically Is

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2020
Alumna Maddie Young 18 nails the roof onto the chicken coop March 15, 2018 during the service trip to San Andrés Itzapa, Guatemala.

Updates on Senior Service Projects

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2020
The senior class kicked off the year with their first senior tradition, the tailgate Aug. 19.

[Photo] An Ode to Seniors

March 27, 2020
Former Vice President Joe Biden is hosting a rally Saturday, March 7 in Kansas City ahead of Missouris March 10 democratic primary election.

Biden Comes to Kansas City

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 6, 2020
Director Matthew A. Cherry won Best Animated Short for Hair Love at the 92nd Academy Awards Sunday, Feb. 9.

The Best and Worst Moments from the Oscars

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
February 12, 2020
Seniors Munachi Okuagu, Paula Sweeny, and I pose for a picture on the final day of Kairos.

Kairos is Transformative

Kamryn Rogers, Print-Co-Editor-In-Chief
January 28, 2020
My team and I hold the Irish Cup my sophomore year.

Why I Chose Not To Play a Sport in College

Kamryn Rogers, Print Editor-in-Chief
January 15, 2020
By the end of its debut weekend starting Nov. 1, Harriet grossed over $12.1 million from 2,059 theaters, according to Forbes.

“Harriet” Does Justice to the Life of Harriet Tubman

Kamryn Rogers, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 11, 2019
Fall Treats: Recipes and Directions

Fall Treats: Recipes and Directions

and Kamryn Rogers
October 30, 2019
My father Robert Rogers, my sister Kendall Rogers, my mother Doris Rogers and I at Kendalls graduation ceremony at the Kauffman Center of Performing Arts May 23.

Family Dynamics Take a Shift

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 17, 2019
Sophomore Iman Hollins, sophomore Tyra Frazier, junior Annabelle Miller, junior Genevieve Klobe, sophomore Juliana Nelson, senior Tehya Frederick, senior Gresha Burton and senior Iris Evans traveled with theology teacher Polly Holmes to Winnebago, Nebraska for a service trip this past summer. This trip marked Fredericks second year visiting the Winnebago community.

Serving Others While Learning Her Past

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 16, 2019
During the climate strike at the Plaza Sept. 20 there were multiple speakers ranging from high school students to elected officials. The crowd had many generations represented.

[Photo] Playing with Fire

October 8, 2019
The golf team posed for a photo together at the 2018 state championship tournament.

[Photo] A Drive to Success

October 10, 2019
Senior peer ministers posed for a group picture in the Grande Salle Sept. 10, following this years first peer ministry lunch. For the second day of Spirit Week, students dressed in Area 51-themed costumes.

Spirit Week Day 2: Area 51

Maleah Downton and Kamryn Rogers
September 11, 2019
Seniors Grace Parrot and Brie Bowes, dressed in plaid and cheetah print, give a Scream Team announcement during lunch Sept 9. The theme for day one of Spirit Week was Pattern Day.

Spirit Week Day 1: Pattern Day

Maleah Downton, Kaitlin Lyman, and Kamryn Rogers
September 9, 2019
Junior Brynna Dow dances at last years field day Sept. 23, 2018. This years spirit week is Sept. 9 through Sept. 13. Field day is Friday, Sept. 13 following a half-day of classes.

Spirit Week Preview

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 5, 2019
As everyone gathers in a circle, sophomore Tess Tappan shows off her worm dance move.

[Photo] Ninth Grade Mixer Photo Gallery

August 26, 2019
Making her way over to the freshmen who’ve received their beanies, freshman Ellington Presley adjusts her shark-shaped creation so she can see.

Seniors Welcome Freshmen with Annual Beanie Ceremony

Kamryn Rogers and Keely Schieffer
August 24, 2019
Freshman Xio De La Cruz is blinded by her oversized beanie at the annual beanie ceremony Aug. 22. I cant see! De La Cruz said as she turned and laughed with her classmates.

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Sitting in eager anticipation for the beanie ceremony, seniors Erika Sesler and Sophia Angrisano sport the beanies they made for the freshmen in their maison. To pay homage, Sesler and Angrisano modeled their beanies after the ones they received freshman year.

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Before the beanie ceremony, seniors Reilly Jackoboice and Felicia Knox prepare to give the freshmen in their maisons their beanies Aug. 22.

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Freshman Juwali Ya strolls to the side of the gym in her new Peppa Pig hat during the Beanie presentation Aug. 22.

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Wearing her own beanie, senior Maya Bair speaks to the crowd about what her beanie symbolizes for her. “It represents the community, friendship, and love I found my freshman year,” Bair said. “I keep it to remember all the memories I’ve made here.”

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With impressed gasps coming from the crowd, freshman Makayla Hebert lights up her unicorn necklace that accompanied her beanie.

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History teacher Dr. Taylor Hersh holds up her beanie that she kept from her freshman year in 2004 at the annual beanie ceremony Aug. 22.

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Freshman Gwyn Johnson stands to the side after she gets her beanie from seniors Aug. 22. The beanie presentation is an annual event held to introduce the freshmen to the rest of the school.

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Senior Phoebe Mullen eats a chocolate glazed donut at the annual senior tailgate. For the tailgate, senior students volunteered to bring various breakfast snacks including bagels, chocolate milk, fruit, orange juice, donuts, coffee and more.

Class of 2020 Celebrates at Annual Senior Tailgate

Kamryn Rogers, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
August 19, 2019
The Minnesota Lynx stand for the national anthem without their arms crossed for the first time before game four of the WNBA Finals on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, Calif. (Aaron Lavinsky/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

Stop the Battle of the Sexes

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
March 26, 2019
During practice, junior Liz Jacobs hits at her Dynasty teammates on the opposing side of the net during a drill.

Serving Higher Standards

March 15, 2019
Ash Wednesday Services

Ash Wednesday Services

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
March 8, 2019
Pastor John Steger, with Grace In The City church, embraces Jearline Cyrus, a homeless woman, in downtown Minneapolis on Tuesday night, Jan. 29, 2019 while delivering cold-weather gear, hot chocolate and food with Minneapolis Police Sgt. Grant Snyder. (Aaron Lavinsky/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

Communities Need to Take Action To Help the Homeless

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
February 5, 2019
Juniors Christina Peters and Munachi Okuagu and sophomore Heaven Butler managed during the Blue Valley North Tournament Jan. 15 to 17.

The Many Managers of the Basketball Team

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
January 22, 2019
Kareem Hunt was released from the Chiefs after a video was released of him assaulting a woman Nov. 30.

Chiefs Let Go of Hunt

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
December 6, 2018
The stack of cans collected by the Sophomores that was located in the Commons.

Food For Thought Reaches Goal

Kamryn Rogers, Reporter
November 12, 2018
Katy Perry performs ‘Dark Horse’ on the “The Prismatic World Tour.” She’s appreciating Egyptian culture because the costumes and accesosories used were accurate representations of said culture.

The Fine Line Between Cultural Appropriation and Appreciation

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
October 29, 2018
Junior Helen Willis putts at the Class 2 State Championship held at blank. The golf team won second place for the second year in a row.

[Photo] Golf Wins Second at State

October 18, 2018
Senior Executive Captain Kristen Rogge directs her team during the dance that she choreographed along with the other senior executives, at the pep assembly Sept. 6. 

Throwback Thursday: Fall Sports Pep Assembly

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
October 4, 2018
Crows Coffees newest location is only three minutes from campus, making it one of the closest coffee shops to school.

Crow’s Coffee Should be the Newest Craze

Kamryn Rogers, Features Editor
September 27, 2018
Senior Lily Muehlebach prepares to begin her performance with the dance team at the pep assembly, Sep. 6.

[Photo] Dance Like There’s No Next Year

September 9, 2018
Rhythm and Blues singer Daniel Caesar recieves two Grammy nominations for his latest album “Freudian.”

“Freudian” is the rebirth of R&B

Kamryn Rogers , Intro to Journalism
January 14, 2018
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