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It is time to rethink homework
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The Homecoming game from the stands: Video
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A visualization of Powderpuff
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A behind the scenes look at Tutus and Touchdowns

Jay Marino
October 8, 2025
What people don’t see when arts and athletics come together. A behind the scenes reality TV style video on the preparation for the performance of “Tutus and Touchdowns.” Video by Jay Marino.

Results:

  • Judges’ choice: Barret Hall and Claire Koch
  • Audience Choice: Madison Coyle and Devin Downs
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Jay Marino, Reporter
Jay Marino is a senior. This is her first year with the Liberty Peak Press. She became a Journalism student because the class sounded fun and enjoyed having English with Mrs. Schrank the year prior. Outside of Journalism, Jay is a member of dance and is very passionate about performing. Jay enjoys creating art and drawing her favorite characters. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her closest friends and creating art or choreography. Jay is planning on taking a gap year after high school to take a break from academics and work on her own life and aspirations in line with her dream to have a career in performing arts. 
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