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vironment. From the cover art by Andrew Spezial of Front Royal depicting a fir tree growing from the Earth, to the dedication of the book to faculty member Bonnie Williams of Flint Hill for her “continual efforts to keep the environmental club alive," readers are reminded of this growing problem that affects all of us. Michelle Paine of Delaplane writes on composting, Morgan Butler of Remington on acid rain and Holly Wright of Boston on an Earth devoid of trees.
The centerpiece article, “The Environmental Wars,” is by senior Gregg Carrier of Amissville. The well-written and thought-provoking article examines the various dangers facing our environment today. Carrier notes, "Almost everyone agrees on one thing: that the perfect balance which has existed for so long is decaying, and the planet is being drawn closer to its demise.”
However, the 52-page undertaking is not limited to serious articles. Serendipity is filled with interesting
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