Surviving the first four months of school calls for celebration, and what’s a better way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with the longest break during the school year? Of course, staying home and sleeping in might be a good place to kick off winter break, but this season isn’t one to hibernate through. Even as a student without a dollar to spare, there are plenty of local winter activities and events with prices that won’t interrupt your festive spirit. Grab your friends and family for a sleigh ride together with you!
Break on a Budget
Dec 10, 2017
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Joanna Wyler, A&E/Photo Editor
Joanna Wyler is the photo and A&E editor on staff. She also dabbles in column writing. Joanna is a teacup pig and coffee enthusiast who also enjoys the occasional vine compilation video (RIP). Joanna is always down for a spontaneous adventure or nap. Joanna was also Time’s 2006 person of the year, not to brag.
Ariane Apigo, Design Editor
Ariane Apigo is the design editor of Nordic News. She is constantly drinking boba and taking pictures of it. She has quite a say in the artistic design of Nordic News, but in her opinion boba is the only real art. If you would like to donate to her cause, please drop by room 122 with matcha milk tea with tapioca.
Rachel Zaharia, Reporter
New to the staff this year, sophomore Rachel Zaharia is pumped to be a reporter and hopefully the chief snack supplier for Nordic late nights. Rachel is involved in the IB program, plays rec soccer and enjoys overpriced coffee. She also likes people calling her a plant-killer whenever her veganism is mentioned.