On March 8, protestors gathered in Seattle in a march to support International Women’s Day. People carried signs protesting a range of current domestic and foreign affairs, including the overturning of Roe v. Wade, LGBTQIA+ rights, and immigration policies. Lasting nearly three hours, the protest began on Broadway Street and marched throughout the city. The crowd was filled with people of all ages standing against the new presidential administration.
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Langley Foster (she/her), Reporter
Langley is a current sophomore at Inglemoor, where she plays basketball and runs cross country and track. In her free time she likes reading, hiking, baking and playing drums. She is excited to improve her writing and photography skills in her first year on the Nordic staff.
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Junior LJ Lamason is thrilled to start her first year at Nordic. She hopes to write impactful and entertaining articles and continue advancing her photography skills. LJ is a lifeguard at a local pool, and in her free time, she can be found doing distance swimming, taking pictures around Seattle and poorly playing the guitar.