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Eleven students win 2021 Spirit of Princeton Award for service, contributions to campus life

Eleven students win 2021 Spirit of Princeton Award for service, contributions to campus life by the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students May 11, 2021 1:08 p.m. An illustration of the 11 Princeton students who won the 2021 Spirit of Princeton Awards. Image courtesy of the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Eleven students have been named winners of the 2021 Spirit of Princeton Award, honoring Princeton University undergraduates for positive contributions to campus life. The award recognizes those who have demonstrated a strong commitment to the undergraduate experience through dedicated efforts in student organizations, athletics, community service, religious life, residential life and the arts.

The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star team

The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star team May 10, 20212:10 pm WIZ KIDS: (From left) Greenwood High s Anna Johnson, Episcopal Collegiate s Adanna Mogbo and Springdale High s Ryan Espejo. The 2021 Arkansas Times Academic All-Star Team, the 27th team the Times has honored, includes quiz bowl savants, budding novelists, future engineers and doctors and championship athletes. There’s rarely a B on the transcripts of these students in not just this, their senior year, but in any year of their high school careers. Read on for stories of inspiration in these troubled times. And see lists of All-Star finalists and nominees. Traditionally, the All-Star team is made up of 10 boys and 10 girls, but this year’s class of boys was so strong our judges, retired school counselor Sam Blair and nonprofit leader and former State Board of Education member Mireya Reith, insisted on 11 boys.

'Notice the little things rather than the big picture' -- students reflect on COVID's impact

Notice the little things rather than the big picture students reflect on COVID s impact Linda Robertson, The Miami Herald May 1 Here is a selection of essays from Coral Gables High School students who were asked to write their thoughts on How Has COVID Impacted You? The essay contest, which drew 113 submissions, was organized by student Nicole Bohlmann and earned a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida. The three winners: Leah Ullman, Kayleigh Guin and Samantha Correa. The essays will be preserved in the State Archives of Florida, where they are accessible to the public. The voices and experiences of youth are often underrepresented in government historical records collections, and this collection provides insight into the experiences of high school students during a historic year, said Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee.