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Temporary Upper School library acts as haven for students

Conlee Hodges, Staff Writer
December 13, 2023
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Freshman Sophie Lighvani reads her English assigned reading, "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah, in the library. "I love the library because of its helpful resources and spacious studying areas,” Lighvani said.
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