Results for the Avengers at last weekend's states. Not too shabby for a small school. https://t.co/NQST2H7v1w
“We did this because we needed it,” said co-organizer Matt Cosgrove. https://t.co/9rxic5uFIy #PrideMonth2021
Fabulous, Amelia https://t.co/DNOFzI5zIO
Congrats! https://t.co/OGKYhmuYmG
Recently, a group of lgbtq+ students decided to paint their own message on The Rock. Last Wednesday, June 2nd, the group painted a Pride Flag, spraying “Happy Pride!” over it. While students had enjoyed the initial painting of the rock, on June 6th, just four days later, they had to paint it again due to a giant “X” being painted over it along with the words “Nah. Nah. Nah.”
By Lindsay Miga Cathan hardly felt it as the river-water sloshed around his feet. In the previous days, his steps
Recently, a group of lgbtq+ students decided to paint their own message on The Rock. Last Wednesday, June 2nd, the group painted a Pride Flag, spraying “Happy Pride!” over it. While students had enjoyed the initial painting of the rock, on June 6th, just four days later, they had to paint it again due to a giant “X” being painted over it along with the words “Nah. Nah. Nah.”
