April 2022 - The Crystal by The Crystal - Lakeview High School

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LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL BATTLE CREEK

SCHOOL SAFETY will always be at the forefront of concerns for staff and students. There are steps everyone can take to ensure a safe learning environment.

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HONORING CULTURES is one way to show respect for the diversity in our community. After a two-year hiatus, Multicultural Week was brought back and better than ever.

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FEMALE ATHLETES in male-dominated sports are often overshadowed by the successes of their male counterparts. A female wrestler turned the table this year.

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PAGES 4-5: Impact of Inflation PAGE 6: School Security

FEATURE

PAGE 7: Skin Care for Acne PAGE 8: SAT Prep PAGE 9: Robotics

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It’s official, spring has sprung and so has our staff...into writing the latest edition of The Crystal. It is lovely to be venturing into warmer weather and ever closer to the much-beloved summer break. We want to end the year on as high a note as possible by still delivering stories of interest and importance. As always we truly hope you are invested and enthralled with our school newspaper. In this issue, we will be exploring spring sports which include women’s soccer, track and field, lacrosse, tennis, baseball, boys golf and softball. We are happy to give an update on players, along with hopes and expectations for the seasons. It is spring which means that it is also testing season, which is obviously everyone’s favorite season! Because of this, we wanted to share some very important test-taking tips and tricks that can help you be successful in your forced but, nonetheless, important endeavors. We have many other fun and exciting stories to share with you this month and truly wish you the best of luck with your last trimester full of classes and hope that it’s as stress-free as possible before the end of the year. Most importantly we hope that our latest issue brings you delight and joy and that you find the articles to be interesting and informative. Feel free to follow us on Instagram at LHSCrystal to contribute to polls that might be featured in our next issue. The next and last issue of the year is the senior issue, so keep an eye out for interactive activities that will help us write the best paper we can. KATE NOSIS & KATE HUTCHINS (AKA K2), CO-EDITORS

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PAGE 10: Multicultural Week Preview PAGE 11: Ada Leann, Euphoria

SPORTS

PAGES 12-13: Spring Sports PAGE 14: Successful Female State Wrestler, New Coach PAGE 16: BC Areas to Run/Walk

OPINION

PAGE 15: Open Lunches

ADVERTISEMENTS: PAGES 3, 4, 14 COVER PHOTO LACING UP: When the weather gets warmer, Michiganders take advantage of being able to get outside for physical activities. Walking and running are two easy ways to get in shape without having to buy a gym membership or expensive workout equipment.

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LETTER FROM

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Jodi Darland Adviser Kate Hutchins Co-Editor Kate Nosis Co-Editor Lucia Blazquez Reporter Jenna Brown Reporter Wren Dant Reporter Ulrikke Grauballe Reporter Letizia LeRose Reporter Ashley Mountain Reporter Diogo Pagy Bonilha Reporter

Makayla Poole Reporter Luna Rankl Reporter Lal Sangi Reporter Sydney Ross Reporter & Business Manager Kezia Wright Reporter & Social Media Manager Cindy Green Superintendent Cody Japinga Principal Dayna Lang Assistant Principal Tara Rice Assistant Principal Kyle Kracht Athletic Director

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The Crystal is a self-funded student publication distributed free of charge to all Lakeview High School students and staff with a total press run of 500. The publication is an open forum for expression and a two-way communication for both the school and community. The staff are solely responsible for the content. Opinions expressed in the newspaper are not necessarily those of the staff or the administration of the Lakeview High School. The mission of The Crystal is as follows: To inform and entertain audiences of Lakeview High School and surrounding communities by providing diverse, relevant stories. The Crystal strives to remain objective, accurate and truthful while increasing school and community awareness of timely issues. Businesses are encouraged to advertise in The Crystal when their ads adhere to the specified guidelines available in the publications room. Members of The Crystal staff can be contacted by calling the publications room phone at 269-565-3731 or emailing at thecrystal@lakeviewspartans.org

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Inflation on the Rise

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Inflation is increasing to some of the highests levels seen in decades due to the Coronavirus, labor issues and the world environment.

ELISE SEGAL, REPORTER

t the start of the pandemic, a majority of businesses around the world shut down, leading to a pause in production. While production was shut down, everyone stuck at home needed things to do, increasing the demand for many products. The increase in demand soon depleted the existing inventory that remained. Now, even with the production being back online, it is still behind schedule, which has led to supply shortages across all markets.

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One of the more notable shortages is the car shortage across the country, as cars sit in lots waiting for one computer chip. Since computer chip producers shut down during the early stages of the pandemic, they have not been able to catch up to meet the demand, resulting in the sparse stock of new cars and other electronic devices. In addition to the delayed production, a labor shortage has also plagued the economy. Some have referred to the event as the “Great Resignation” as thousands of workers are resigning because they prefer to work from home and would like to stay working in that format. During the pandemic, people came to the realization that they would rather stay home than work or find better jobs that would accommodate their preferences. Many of these people were in jobs that do not receive the best benefits, such as restaurant workers and delivery drivers.

The labor shortage has further increased the impact of the shortage of inventory. There are not enough workers to help distribute and transport the goods that have been produced. There has been a particular choke point at the Los Angeles ports as many goods people have purchased are sitting there waiting to be delivered. This is happening all over the country including with food as there are not workers to distribute and unload shipments. The shortages across the economy have led to the inflation of prices in all markets. One particular market that has been hit badly is the food market, as families can buy less and less food for the same amount of money that they used to a year ago. This is hurting everyone across the country, including those in Battle Creek, as food is a necessity and people can’t stop buying it. Now with the current inflation rate at 7.9

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percent, businesses are trying to stop the inflation by putting an end to the shortages through raising wages in order to provide incentives to increase the labor force and, therefore, increasing production to pre-pandemic levels. Another market that has been dealing with inflation is the gas market. During the pandemic, oil production was slowed and they have been struggling to get the pro-

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duction back up to their pre-pandemic output numbers. This struggle is the result of push back from environmentalists to permanently slow oil production as well as the time it takes to build up oil production. The crisis with Russia and Ukraine has led to massive economic sanctions including oil as Russia is a major oil producer. While the US barely gets any of their oil from Russia, a lot of Russian oil goes to Europe and Chi-

na, decreasing the world supply of gas and raising prices worldwide. As the US is working on deals with Saudi Arabia and putting an end to the Russia - Ukraine conflict, their efforts will be reduced in the beginning due to economic time lags. Many economists predict that the gas prices will not begin to decrease until late summer after reaching possible record average highs of $5 per gallon.

Myth

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The President is in charge of the economy and is responsible for its fluctuations.

The US economy can be affected by fiscal policy which is controlled by Congress and monetary policy which is controlled by the Federal Reserve that has no political affiliations. The other major factor in the economy is the consumers and their choices.

The money supply is responsible for inflation.

Several factors contribute to price levels including the money supply, expected future price levels, consumer demand, inputs used to make other goods and fiscal and monetary policy.

Inflation has negative consequences for everyone.

Inflation negatively affects people who lend money such as banks, but helps people who borrow money during inflation.

Inflation will ruin the economy.

Small inflation is healthy for an economy and the inflation rate is targeted by the federal reserve to stay around 2%, when the inflation rate increases beyond this, the economy might suffer if it falls into hyperinflation. THE CRYSTAL NEWS

SCHOOL SECURITY

3 words: Look, listen and smell, and THEN act.

The importance of students’ safety while being at school can not be emphasized enough. To achieve maximum safety, it’s important for everybody in the building to follow school procedures. Social and physical safety reflects attention to, providing support to students and staff, and helps obtain high behavioral and academic standards as well as encouraging and maintaining respectful, trusting, and caring relationships throughout the school.

- Officer Herbstreith

ULRIKKE GRAUBALLE, REPORTER

TYPES OF SAFETY PROCEDURES

Q&A

Principal Japinga & Officer Herbstreith What is your best advice when you are in a security emergency?

Listen to what was actually said through the speakers. So yo u have an idea about how worried you should be. Listen to your teachers. They’re prepared and educated for these kind of situations and there to help you. LISTEN TO ANOUCEMENTS. LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN. What can students do individually to improve school safety?

The number one thing is to never open a door, during a school day, that is not a main entrance. Students going out of other entrances than the main one, puts safety in danger. There is a reason the person might not want to use the main entrance. What is one thing you wish students knew?

Don’t spread rumors and/or listen to rumors on social media. I will let you know, what is important for you to know. Just because you are pulled out or class/called to the office, does not mean you are in trouble. - Principal Japinga

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SHELTER-IN-PLACE Typically during medical emergencies In learning class may sometimes continue The goal is to provide privacy to students experiencing a medical issue Other students are not at risk

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LOCK OUT Stay within school doors External safety issue in the community We do not allow anyone to enter or exit the building for any reason You may be held in classrooms as well

EVACUATE Result of one of the 3 situations Leaving the building Two ways Evacuate on foot (walk to middle school) Driveable evacuation (secret)

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LOCKDOWN Internal threat in the building Classroom doors closed, locked & “booted” Lights turned off and silence expected Students hide in classrooms Cut down line of sight from interior doors/ windows

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TORNADO Stay in the line Stay behind the person in front of you Create flow

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If you ever see or hear something please TELL SOMEONE, a teacher, peer or parent. We would rather investigate something small than regret not being thorough enough. - Officer Herbstreith & Principal Japinga

ULRIKKE GRAUBALLE, REPORTER

DO’S • Pay attention • Inform a supervisor if you see something suspicious • Listen to your teachers • Listen to the announcements • Stay calm • Stay put until all is safe or until you are ordered to evacuate • LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN

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DON’T • Don’t panic • Don’t spread social media rumors • Don’t bring your backpack to class • Don’t leave out of any other door than the main entrance • Don’t play the hero • Don’t ask to get picked up until permission has been given

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ACCU !? GO or NO

ccutane is a brand name for Isotretinoin. Isotretinoin is a Vitamin A derivative that works by shrinking the oil glands in the skin to reduce the production of oil clogging the pores and eliminate the production of acne. Due to the shrinkage of the sabaceous (oil) glands, Acctuane causes the individuals taking it to have very dry skin. People who have not had

success with other acne medications may be advised by a dermatologist to take Accutane. For some, Accutane is a life saver and clears their acne tremendously; however, there also are many side effects that come with taking the medication. These side effects may include dry skin, rashes, itching, back and joint pain, nosebleeds, etc.

Before Accutane

After Accutane

Junior Dom Wirtz started his journey with Accutane freshman year and 100% reccommends the medication. “It worked really well for me,” Wirtz said. “I started Accutane mostly because of textured skin but it did help a lot with the acne I did have. Whenever I’m cutting [weight] is when my skin looks

best since I’m eating much cleaner, healthier foods. I also make sure to use a good moisturizer to avoid the dryness. I did notice while taking Accutane I didn’t get very tan during the summer; however, that went away once I was done taking Accutane.” For Dom, taking Accutane was an overall successful experience.

The journey with Accutane was differfent for junior Bradleigh Palmer. She did not enjoy the medication. “Accutane never really worked for me because of the side effects of taking the medication as a female,” Palmer said. “There are a lot of rules and side effects that only pertain to women on the medication and it didn’t

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work for me. I was on it for a few months until the side effects became too much. Before Accutane my dermatologist and I tried all kinds of intense face washes, but after Accutane I started using Cetaphil. For me, basic face wash and moisturizer works best and my skin has never looked better.”

If you are a female interested in Accutane make sure to consult with your doctor/pediatrician to see if it is right for you. Accutane can have negative affects on future reproduction.

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The most common skin condition, ACNE AFFECTS between 40 million and 50 million individuals annually. Adolescents and young adults between ages 12 and 24 tend to be the most affected group.

What are some specific ingredients to look out for and what do they do? Some specific ingredients to look for that are dermatologist recommended are Glycolic Acid, Vitamin C, Retinol, and Ceramides. • Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin, boosts collagen production, and speeds up cell turnover. This helps to cleear pores, smooth fine wrinkles, fade dark patches, improve skin tone balance, and mositurize to replenish the skin. • Vitamin C also produces collagen production, which thickens the dermis, smooths fine lines, and, due to the fact that it is an antioxident, it protects the

skin cells from damaging when exposed to UV rays. • Retinol stimulates the production of new blood vessels in the skin, softens rough patches, and increases the production of collagen. • Your skin naturally produces Ceramides, however you can also look for this in skin care products. Ceramides protect the skin and prevent it from dryness and infections. This is something that is key to look for when purchasing moisturizers as ceramide moisturizers can help replensih your skins natural Ceramides.

What’s the hype with CeraVe? CeraVe is the number one dermatologist recommended skin care brand and is also recommended by many influencers such as Emma Chamberlain, Hyram Yarbo, and many more. CeraVe’s active ingredient is Pramoxine Hydrochloride, which is used to protect the skin from irritation and inflammation, which helps to clear acne. When it comes to clearing acne and bettering your skin, people and dermatologists are discovering that products

with less chemicals and active ingredients work the best. “CeraVe has been my go-to since... forever,” influencer and Youtuber Emma Chamberlain said. ”It’s the most reliable stuff out there for me.” CeraVe’s foaming cleanser is also the top recommended face wash for those using Accutane who have more oily skin. “It helps remove excess oil,” Dermatologist Marisa Garshick said. JENNA BROWN, REPORTER

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SAT PREP STEPS Everything you need to know about the SAT It is SAT season and many schools are starting their SAT scores could potentialto prepare for the test across the country including ly have on college admissions, but Lakeview High School at the beginning of April. Some COVID has caused many higher education instituprep steps and information can make you feel more tions to implement a test optional admissions proconfident and relaxed during the tests. cess. Many students don’t know where to start or what “The SAT is lessening in importance as of late as to expect for the overall experience. Students many colleges, if not most colleges, are moving to a and teachers have been prepared these past few test optional format,” school counselor Rob Allison months since the 2021-2022 school year has startsaid. “This means that students declare in the aped. Junior Japnam Kaur has felt confident in herself plication if they want their test scores considered or as the test fastly approaches because of the amount not considered. Students are essentially putting into of prep she has done to become familiar with the writing whether or not they want their test scores concepts of the test overall. considered as a part of their application. My recom“Believe it or not, the best way to prepare for the mendation to students is to have test scores considSAT/PSAT is to take a rigorous program of college ered if they believe that they will help them be acprep academic courses,” school counselor Rob Allison cepted. A student may want to do this if they believe said. “This includes classes in math, science, English, their GPA isn’t as high as perhaps their academic social studies and World Language. Of course, our record would suggest it might be.” elective departments offer many courses that are very beneficial Basically every Saturday I go to the Math and to our students’ academic and Science Center and do practice problems for career goals so all of this must be three hours. I really have felt like it’s made me kept in balance.” more comfortable with the structure of the test Most students are concerned with the impact that and the time management that comes with it.”

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Japnam Kaur, junior A student’s routine the day before and the day of testing are just as important to having a successful testing experience. This includes sleeping well the night before and making sure to get a good breakfast the morning of the test. “According to the American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, students who eat a nutritious breakfast perform better on math and reading in general, as well as standardized tests,” Care.com said. “Healthy breakfasts also provide the following benefits to students: increased energy, improved concentration, particularly with memory, and recall, fewer behavioral problems, fewer incidents of tardiness, better problem solving skills.” Lastly it’s important to remember to go into all of it as stress free as possible. “Don’t be overly stressed about it,” Allison said. “Assign it a proper amount of importance -- it can be helpful in reaching college/career goals, but isn’t the most important aspect of the process.” ASHLEY MOUNTAIN, REPORTER

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Robots Robotics Club is a fun, engaging group of intelligent people from ninth grade to twelfth grade, all who can express their creativity and love for technology. Even if you don’t consider yourself the most creative or smart person, you can still participate in Robotics and enjoy it. During the fall there is no building. But there is mentoring for elementary and middle schools teams, so a younger sibling takes an interest in robotics as well, get in contact with that school and get some more information on meeting for mentoring. The beginning of the school year is full of meetings where the team plans their robot. The teams don’t know how the competition will play out until January. After this, begins the building season. Teams analyze the components of the field, determine what they want to achieve on the field to be most successful and have fun while doing it. After each team has decided on how to make their robots and have started building them, they will use prototypes to test their creations, and after doing so they will present their final product to judges. After the club has their building season, they participate in exciting competitions with other

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robotics groups from other schools. The games played every year change, making a new challenge every season. “The game changes every year, which makes this a unique sport and constantly invigorating,” First Robotics Club Adviser John Burdette said. “The common theme, however, is that we play in randomly assigned alliances of three robots each. For twelve rounds of play, we teamed up with other schools who worked on their own unique robotic solutions to the year’s game. Our opponents for one match may be our partner’s for the next…but we go beyond just building robots. We host events and inspire others in our community.” There are some requirements to join and participate in Robotics Club. “Team members do have to participate in pre-season training to be a part of the team and compete so this is not a club where members can come and go. Team members are first chosen in late September and our final roster is made in January,” Burdette said. Although this year’s opening for the Robotics Club has ended, there will still be opportunities to join next year. Even if you are not interested

in joining, please visit their club at their competitions to cheer them on. “During the build season of January through February, we meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and then again on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outside of this the days and times vary…For those interested, we are host to the FIRST Robotics Competition Lakeview District Event at Lakeview High School in the main and aux gyms on April 1 and 2, 2022. Come check it out!” Burdette said. Be sure to set your calendars for next year’s building season, tryouts and this year’s competition to be sure you get into next year’s group and you can watch this year’s successes. Overall, robotics is a fun, inclusive and hard working club made for creative individuals who love technology and challenges. “We work a lot as a team T/W/Th 5:30-9 Sat 8-4,” junior robotics team member Elise Segal said. “So, we get to know each other really well, which helps when we need to work together during competition. The competitions are just really fun to go to, too,” MAKAYLA POOLE, REPORTER

Club members work on a technology piece during the 2019 build season.

A robotics instructor shows kids the machine they made during the Junior Expo of 2019.

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Celebrating the world within the Lakeview community Lakeview is full of different and amazing cultures, and to learn a little more about them, we will celebrate Multicultural Week for the first time since 2019 from April 25 to 29. “Multicultural week is a week where we can showcase and celebrate the many different cultures at Lakeview High School,” Multicultural Club member junior Camille Evanjalista said. “It is hosted by the Multicultural Club and any student can participate.” Most of the cultures at Lakeview will be represented and everyone can participate. “This week is to help the people learn about the

different cultures,” senior Van Nei Swe said. “You can participate even if you are ‘white’ by supporting any of the other different cultures.” “It is a celebration of the different cultures that we have at Lakeview,” junior Angel Duran said. “We all should know at least a little bit of every culture, especially about the ones that we live with every day.” The events of Multicultural Week are also intended to help everyone understand the differences in cultures that are not evident to everyone. “We tend to group all people in big groups, like white, Hispanic, Asian and Black,” Students 4 Equity

co-adviser Victoria Fox said. “There are a lot of people that are one race but they have mixed cultures, and we are all related. It’s important to dig into those cultures so everyone can understand them.” Recognizing the diversity of cultures within our community is just one important step. Understanding and supporting all cultures is the ultimate goal “I think this will help a lot because it will help the cultures to receive more support and resources,” junior Lupita said. “Mexicans are not really recognized and they don’t have enough representation, and neither do Burmese.” LUCIA BLAZQUEZ, REPORTER

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Cultural Bake Fundraiser. Multicultural Club members will be selling cultural dishes and snacks during lunches

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World Showcase. Country presentations and interactive activities will happen all day in the Black Box Theater

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Performance Assembly. The music and dance assembly in the gym will include traditional cultural dances

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Fashion Show. During lunch, there will be people wearing and showcasing traditional cultural clothing

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Flag Walk. Before school, there will be a parade with various countries’ flags and music playing

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Junior Ada Compton will not only be representing Lakeview High School, but the entire state of Michigan on NBC’s new hit TV show, ‘American Song Contest’ airing April 2022.

Born a Lyrical Star

looking for gigs and ways to A: ‘Igetammyalways name out there so a little while

back, I auditioned for ‘The Voice.’ I actually almost ended up being casted, but they ended up rejecting me and saying we would be in touch. Months after this encounter, NBC reached out to me saying that they thought I would be perfect for their new show. After initially hearing that they were considering me for the show, I didn’t actually know for SURE until about 8 months later, after several interviews, meetings, documents, etc...’ ‘I definitely feel a bit intimidated being

the only minor on the show, but I also again feel extremely honored. Most of the artists on the show are well established and well known. Such as Michael Bolton, Jewel, Macy Gray, Sisqo and more. For them to put me on the same level playing field as such amazing songwriters has been humbling and I am very grateful for the opportunity’ junior Ada said. ‘I’m really excited to watch all of the acts perform and be introduced to their music, but I’m most excited that so many people are going to hear my song. Inevitably what I

hope comes from this competition is more people listening to my music and expanding my fan base so there are people excited to hear what’s to come.’ ‘To really support me on this journey, it’s really helpful that you follow me on my media!! I will be posting updates for this journey frequently on Tiktok and Instagram, so follow that closely. My episode date is something I am not allowed to release quite yet, but it will NOT be this first premiering episode and my date will be in mid April. I will give specifics as my date nears closer.’

KEZIA WRIGHT, REPORTER

HBO Max’s Euphoria is one the ost popular television series. Euphoria came out in June 2019ad trackles some of the most difficult themes thare are in a high school like drugs, sex, toxic relation ships, body shaming and bullying.

espite the mature topics, 69% of students are familar with by renowned actors Zendaya (Rue), Maude Apatow (Lexie), Euphoria or claim it to be their favorite series. The question is Jacob Elordi (Nate), Eric Dane (Cal) and Sydney Sweeney the raised as to wether teens should be given opportunities (Cassie). It has also provided break-out roles for Angus Cloud to discss these topics in safe, educational environment. (Fez), a drug dealer with a heart of gold; Hunter Schafer If adults are concerned about teenagers engaging (Jules), Rue’s transgender girlfriend; and Dominic Fike Fez%Ash in these dangerous behaviors. perhaps there (Elliot) as a teen junkie who showcases his singer/ should be chances to discuss these themes in songwriter skills. % Maddy class. With topics as sensitive as mentioned above, Kat Only 18% of students said they would feel most adults would discourage teens from % % uncomfortable discussing such topics in class watching the show. However, the official because hey are too personal. website is filled with compelling interviews However, the majority of students felt that from the show’s creator, whose life inspired Cassie Rue talking abiut Euphoria it is impact on LHS the show, and actors as well as resources for % % could help this generation not make the those dealing with trauma, identity/LGBTQ+ Lexi mistakes demostrated on te show. In addition issues, addiction, domestic violence and other % to the hard-hitting topics, Euphoria has an allconcerns. LETIZIA LEROSE, REPORTER star cast with real-to-life characters being played

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Springing Into Action

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LUNA RANKL, REPORTER

baseball “I am excited for more sunlight, more daylight and warmer weather. It always makes people happier and puts them in a better mood. In spring we always have a more enjoyable time, specifically a bunch of great kids and great families in our program. I am so excited to work with them on a daily basis, they make it a lot easier. We also have a lot of returners that had a significant amount of playing time last year, so I am excited for that as well.”

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“I am excited for the whole season, but I think we can win another district championship, so I’m especially excited for that. I expect myself to be healthy the whole season. I was not healthy last year so that’s my biggest goal. Off season I did a lot of weight training and physical therapy to get ready and I also swam in fall.”

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‘‘I’m excited to play games against other high schools and experience playing against other teams because in Spain we don’t have high school sports. From myself I expect to play a good season and to control my feelings because tennis can get tough mentally I expect to improve in that way. I expect to work together as a good team to have spirit. I was in the swimming team and I went to a provage tennis club to get ready for the season Personal goal to be in varsity and to maybe go to states with the whole team Rafael Nadal because he’s a spanish tennis player the fact that he’s spanish makes me feel home and he’s one of the best ones ever it makes me feel closer and I’ve also met him before.’”

‘‘I’m excited to build and learn with the team, hopefully make it to regionals and to see how far we can go. We set a lot of expectations for ourselves to come to practice everyday, give it a hundred percent. We all expect to come with the same winning mentality. I did a bunch of training and lifting, and went to a few camps and coachings, a lot of training, a lot of film, set goals, practiced and worked on individual skills. I’d like to make All-State, All-American, All-City, set the state record in a single game and get college offers.”

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“For the team I hope that we are All-City champions, because I think we have good chances to win that. I also hope we have some state qualifiers and personally I expect to win the state championship and at least get AllState in a couple events.”

“I’m just excited about the season and the possibilities we have now that we’re outside again. I’m also excited about the young men participating and representing our school in the best way possible. As every year, I’m expecting them to come out, have fun, work hard, be accountable and continue the traditional Lakeview track.”

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“I expect everyone to work hard and to push themself to their max. Hopefully we win All-City and it would be great if we have some people that go to states. Off season I played club volleyball, ran some indoor meets and worked out. My personal goal is to stay healthy, run regionals and conferences and to break some personal records.”

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softball boys golf girls Soccer “I’m excited for my senior season and we have quite a few new girls that’ll be fun to play with. I’m excited to win All-City again for the third year in a row. I’m expecting us to be a good team this year and everybody to work together and come together as a team. Off season, a lot of us played travel softball and we had practices every Monday, Wednesday and Sunday.”

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“I’m excited for the tournaments and eventually getting the chance to qualify for states and all the fun practices. From the team I expect us to play as a team and I also expect us to maybe place first or second in the tournaments. Off season I went to practice four hours a day, practicing swing motion and stand putting. My personal goals for this season are basically to break 80 and qualify for states. I use my dad as my main inspiration because he was the pro at several different golf courses and always pushed me to do better.”

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playing good against hard teams. I’m expecting us to work together work hard in practice to be good. Most of us, during preseason, went to the gym, played another sport like volleyball, cheered on the girls’ basketball team and played travel soccer as well. I have some personal goes as well; go to KCC and play college soccer, and never give up, even if lose against hard teams. My mom is my biggest inspiration, because she played soccer and she was super sweet.”

S m it h , j u nio THE CRYSTAL SPORTS

Stine Soars to states

In a male dominated sport, Kennedy Stine paves the way for future female Lakeview wrestlers

Wrapping up the end of her wrestling season, sophomore Kennedy Stine made her way to the podium. After a hard two days at Ford Field fighting for a spot to medal, she came out with a seventh place finish and an All-State Honor. Practicing five days a week, with an occasional lift and morning practice definitely made a difference in her performance, but having a good coach behind her definitely took her to the next level. To the coaching staff, Stine is seen as just another wrestler and not a “girl that wrestles,” which is a mentality that helped them take her all the way. “When I felt like giving up [Coach Matthew MacQuillian] would push me or tell me he knew I had more left in me,” Stine said. “When I didn’t feel confident going into matches he would tell me

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Bang-up Season: New head wrestling coach Matt MacQuillan and assistant Dan White congratulate Brad Collins on his 100th career win.

THE CRYSTAL SPORTS

I began my wrestling coaching career in Mattawan. I was the assistant head coach for 3 years while I attended WMU. After finishing college I started working at Dowagiac where I continued to coach wrestling. I was the assistant varsity coach and worked with Jr. High for 7 years and then became the head coach for the remaining 6 years. I took a break from coaching for 7 years while I helped raise my 3 boys until this year when I became the head coach here. As a team, winning the all city tournament was the highlight of the season for me. Individually we had several highlights. Bradly Collins earned 100 career wins, Gavin White was a regional champion and state qualifier and Kennedy Stine was the first female Battle Creek native to qualify for state and become the first female to earn all state honors by placing 7th at the state meet. What I like about coaching is

just to leave it on the mat; He even would take me to Portage to have me wrestle against girls, so I could get used to it.” Coming to a new school and filling the head coach position wasn’t the easiest thing for MacQuillian, but he and Stine definitely made it work. “I was extremely proud and excited for Kennedy,” MacQuillian said. “She wrestled quite well and deserved to be All-State that day. She will forever be known as the first girl not only to qualify for States in the Battle Creek area, but also the first to be All-State. She has two more years to try to earn a KATE NOSIS, CO-EDITOR higher spot on the podium.” building relationships with the student athletes. Because of the amount of time, hard work and dedication it takes to be a wrestler I am able to develop relationships that reach well beyond the classroom. I am still in contact with many of my wrestlers from the past. My wrestling experience was great. I started wrestling in 3rd grade. I always enjoyed the fact that it was a team sport, but you could also be successful as an individual. I was lucky enough to enjoy both in high school. Our wrestling team won the conference and district championships all 4 years. I was a state qualifier as a senior. I looked up to my coach Sam Wilson. He was a great leader and motivator; he was a major reason I wanted to become a wrestling coach. I feel that wrestling is the greatest sport to prepare you for life’s journey. Because of the amount of dedication and work, both mentally and physically, it takes to be a good wrestler you have no choice but to

develop a good work ethic. Because of the sport’s individuality you have to learn how to deal with adversity and turn it into a positive. When you step on the mat it’s just you vs. your opponent. Whatever happens in that 6 minutes is totally on your shoulders. It takes a lot of character to handle a loss and know it falls on you. Armed with a great work ethic and high character coming out of high school a wrestler can accomplish anything they put their mind to. The future of Lakeview wrestling will be dedicated to developing the best possible student athletes in the school. My goals as a coach are to send wrestlers away from my program with the traits I mentioned above, so they can be successful throughout life. Wrestlers will be pushed mentally and physically for them to reach their highest potential both on and off the mat. Because of these high standards I believe the sky’s the limit and we will be able to reach our goals both as individuals and as a team.

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Return of unnecessarily strict open-lunch pass requirements upsets students Before the pandemic began, students were required to meet certain protocols and apply for an open-lunch pass. However, when we came back to school in January 2020, those protocols were eliminated in order to reduce the number of students eating lunch at the same time in the cafeteria. Starting August 2022, we will be returning to the original

requirements for open lunch passes. Since COVID-19 safety protocols have lessened, the number of students in the cafeteria is no longer a concern. This list is excessive and implementing these rules suddenly is unreasonable. Students have become accustomed to having open lunch privileges without worrrying about their attendance and the other requirements. LAL SANGI, REPORTER

In order to apply for an open lunch pass, student must meet the following requirements: • • • • • •

Passed all of their classes the previous school year. Carry a cumulative 2.0 GPA during their high school career. Have less than 15 full school days where absences were recorded during the previous year. Have less than 3 unexcused absences during the previous school year. Have a parent consent form signed. Students may be eligible to leave campus during lunch during the 10th, 11th and 12th grade years.

Students who fail to follow these expectations will have their colored cards revoked. *The administration reserves the right to revoke open lunch privileges at any time. Parents of students with lunch privilege may also revoke that privilege by contacting the school administration. • Students without lunch privileges are not allowed to leave the building during lunch. • Students earning the open lunch privilege will be provided with color coded student identification cards indicating their privilege to leave campus during their lunch period.The color code will change each year. • Criteria will be reviewed each summer, and students who lose open lunch privileges will not be awarded an updated colored card. • Students with lunch privilege who leave campus during lunch without their student identification will be subject to disciplinary consequences. • While off campus, students cannot be supervised by school personnel. Students are expected to respect the rights of others and obey civil and traffic laws while off property. • Students are expected to be positive role models and good neighbors as the pass through residential areas being considerate of private property.

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Some students were out of school during COVID last tri and counting more than 3 unexcused absences. I feel this policy is strict and very few those as an absences wouldn’t be fair for them since it wasn’t their fault students will meet these criteria. The number of unexcused absences for bring sick. should no longer be a factor.” “Some kids have reasons such Open lunch is the only time for “I have more than three unexcused absences,” junior as medical or other things that students to actually get outside and Evan Yarger said. “I think that if I have over a 4.0, show do whatever they want for a while, so keep them out of school for extended periods, even though up almost every day, play sports and am a team captain, it would be unfair to take that away they’re excused they still exceed then I should be able to go out to lunch. I think it’s unfrom students. Everyone needs at 15 days so I and maybe some least a bit of break time from learnfair because sometimes teachers accidentally mark you ing and everything that’s going on in others wouldn’t qualify because absent. I know that has happened to me. Also, someof this” says junior Brendon. their lives. If the absence rules are be“I would say that we should be times, parents forget to call in. I think that if I am doing cause of how much students able to go out to lunch as long as everything right I should be able to go out to lunch.” missed their classes after lunch you are not late to your next class,” then it should be 3 or 4 absences says junior Katie. “If you have more for that class to be able to quallify for open lunch. than three absences for your class after lunch then, yes, you probably “Most students don’t meet these criteria,” says sophomore Amina. shouldn’t go out to lunch. But life happens and not be able to have more “I have never missed a full day of school and I perform well, but I have than three absences for the whole year is unreasonable.”

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bcparks.org/134/Linear-Park

Riverside Park surrounds Riverside Elementary School with a 1.6 mile walking path that loops around the school. Besides the walking path, the park also includes multiple soccer fields, playground structures, a full basketball court and 3 ball diamonds

SYDNEY ROSS, REPORTER

Leila Arboretum

www.battlecreekvisitors.org/member-detail/historic-bridge-park/

Marsha St-L18 Martha Dr-M13 Martin St-I18 Mary St-I16 Maryland Dr-C14 Mason Ave N-B7 Mason Ave S-C7 Mason Rd-Q12 Massachusetts Ave-J15, J16 Matt Urban Dr-D1 Maurer Dr-D10 Maxine Pl-A6 Maxwell Ave-E18 May St-D12 Mccamly St N-G14 Mccamly St S-H13 Mccormick St-L16 Mccrea Dr E-I12 Mccrea Dr W-I12 Mcgrath Pl-F19, F20 Mcintyre Ln-G7 Mckinley Ave N-F16 Mckinley Ave S-G16 Mcquiston Dr-F3 Meachem Ave-H12 Meadow Dr-N13 Meadowlawn Ave W-C14 Menno Pl-K11 Merrill Dr-N9 Merritt St-G16 Merwood Dr-F16 Mesa Verde Dr-M7 Messenger Dr-B10 Michael St-F18 Michigan Ave E-H15, I16, I19 Michigan Ave W-C14 Midway Ct-I16 Mike Humes Way-H15 Military Ave-G4 Mill Rd-E18 Miller Ave-A8, C8 Milton Ave-B18 Mineral Ave-J13 Minges Cir-P14 Minges Creek Apts-S13, S14 Minges Creek Pl-R13 Minges Forest Rd-O13 Minges Hills Dr-R8 Minges Ln-P12 Minges Rd E-O13 Minges Rd N-O11 Minges Rd S-Q11, R11 Minges Rd W-O12 Mint St-H13 Mockingbird Ct-D16 Moffitt Pl-F12 Monroe Beach Dr-P19 Monroe Beach Park-P19 Monroe St N-H15 Monroe St S-H14 Montford St-E18 Moorland Dr N-N13 Moorland Dr S-N13 Morgan Ave-A8 Morgan Rd E-A10, A13, A17 Morley St-E17 Morningside Dr-N14 Mosher Ave-A8 Mott St-I16 Mowerson Dr-B10 Mustang Ave-H6 Myrtle Ave-C9 N Navy St-E4 Nelson St-J17 Nettles St-G9 Nevada St-H17 New England Ave-J16 New Moon Ter N-F7 New Moon Ter S-F7 Newark Ave-J15 Newtown Ave-O2 Nichols Rd-Q11 Niepoth St-G20 Norave Dr-A15 Normal St-I12 North Ave-B15, C15, D15, E15, F15 North Ln-P19 Northfield Dr-M13 Northside Dr E-E14 Northside Dr W-E13 O Oak Grove Rd-E6 Oak Lawn Dr-A9 Oak St-I15 Oak Ter-I15 Oakbrook Blvd-S12 Oakhill Dr-J15 Oakland Pl-O12 Oaklawn Ave-F13 Oakley St-C9, C10 Oakside Dr-Q13 Oakvale Ct-L15 Oakwood St-C15 Old Bond Ave-C9 Old Climax Rd-O1 Old Glory Ln-R5 Old Wentworth Pl-R8 Olivet St-F18 Onagon Beach Park-P19 Oneil St-L17 Oneita St-D13 Orbit Dr-N16 Orchard Ave-E16, F16 Orchard Ln-M10 Orchard Pl-G16 Orient-H12 Orin St-E14 Orleans Ave-J12 Ottawa Trl-E4 Overton St-L17 Oxford St-E17 P Page St-G13 Parish St-F11 Park Ave-E18 Park Dr-I20 Park Pl-O13 Parkridge Dr-C10 Parkshore Dr-N19 Parkside Dr-E14 Parkview Ave-B15 Parkway Dr-E12, E13, P13 Pauline St-J14 Pawnee St-L15 Peachtree Dr-Q12 Peets Cove-M10 Penn St-G15 Pennwood Pl-A16 Pensacola Ave-A12 Pepper Ln-A9 Pepperidge Ln-M10 Perch-E7 Perry Rd-S11 Perry St-G17 Petty St-G17 Pettycoat Ln-A9 Phantom Ave-H6 Pheasant Run-P10 Phelps Ave-J13 Pickford Ave-E19 Pico Pl-I15 Pincoe Dr-B10 Pine St-H17 Pinegrove Dr-S12 Pinehurst Ln-T8 Pineview Ct-C17 Pineview Dr-C17 Pineview St-C17 Pinewood Ave-L15 Pioneer St-J12 Piper Ave-F17 Pitman Ave E-E18 Pitman Ave W-E17 Pittee St-H15 Plantain St-H13 Pleasant Ave-J11 Pleasantview Dr-E16 Plymouth Ave-E12 Pompano Dr-E7 Poplar St-G16 Porter St-H18 Post Ave-J17 Potters Ct-O8 Potters Dr-O8 Presidential Dr-A7 Princeton Ave N-I20 Princeton Ave S-I20 Private-G13, N9, P7, S7 Prospect Pl-I20 Prudence Ln E-B6 Prudence Ln W-B6 Purdy Dr-B15 Putman St-G13 Q Queens Ct-M6 R Radley St-F17 Rambling Ln-S13 Rambling Rd-S12 Randolph St-J12 Raymond Rd N-E19, G19, I19 Raymond Rd S-I19, J19 Rebecca Rd-Q13 Redner Ave-C14 Reed Ct-F13 Reese Rd-H3 Renewal Court-H13 Renton Rd-O3 Review Ave-D13 Reyn Cir-Q14 Reynolds Rd-I10 Rhimes Ave-H12, I12 Rich Ln-N12 Richards Pl-J12 Richfield Ave-H10 Richmond Ave-K16 Ridge St-H11 Ridgeline Rd-H11 Ridgemoor Ave-D11 Ridgeview Dr-O5 Ridgeway Dr N-N13 Ridgeway Dr S-N13 Risa Dr-E14 Ritchie Ln-E8 Rittenhouse Ave E-I14 Rittenhouse Ave W-I13 River Dr S-L17 River Rd E-K20 River Rd W-C5 Riverside Ct-J14 Riverside Dr-I14, P14 Riverside Pky-K13 Riverview Ave-G17 Riviera Dr N-B14 Robertson Ave-O2 Robins Ln-Q20 Robinson Dr-B10 Rock Creek Ln-M12 Rockford Pl-J15 Rodney Ln-B19 Roe St-J13 Roger Ln-A9 Rolling Dr-B10 Romance St-K11 Rondale Ln-C17 Rook Ct-I18 Rook St-H18 Roosevelt Ave E-D14, D16, D18 Roosevelt Ave W-D13 Rose Ct-O8 Rose St-G15 Roseneath Ave-E12 Roth St-I10 Royal Rd-F6 Russell St-C8 Ryans Run-P16 Rye St-I11 Margaret St-I18 S Sabre St-H6 Sailfish-E7

Historic Bridge Park

Grove St-H13 Chapel Hill Dr N-M14 Groveland St-F15 Chaplin Ave-E19 Gtw Service Rd-D20 Charlemagne Blvd-C16 Guest St-F16 Charles Ct-E18 Guila Ct-O8 Charles E Pl-M10 H Charles St-I18 Hamblin Ave-F11, F12, H14 Charlotte St-E17 Hamilton Ln E-H15 Charlton St-H15 Hamilton Ln W-Q12 Cherokee St-K15, L15 Hammond St-G20 Cherry Ln-N14 Hancock Ct-E12 Cherry St-G15, G16 Hannah St-J18 Cherrywood Ln-M8 Hanover St-E14, F15 Chestnut St-F15 Harmonia Rd-E6 Christian Dr-P16 Harmony Ln-F7 Christopher Ln-O13 Harold St-K13 Christy Dr-Q13 Harper Creek Dr-O17 Christy Rd-Q13 Harper Run-N17 Cinderella Cir- E4 Harper Village Dr-Q16 Circle Dr-K11 Harriet Ln-C17 Claire St-I17 Harris Ave-H12 Clarence Blvd-C20 Harrison St-I13 Clark Rd-C2, E2 Harts Lake Access-I3 Clark St-I18 Harts Lake Rd-H3 Clay Ct-O8 Harvard Ct-F15 Clay St-O8 Harvard St-G15 Clayton Ave-B18 Harvest Ln-P11 Cleveland St-I14 Hawthorne Ave-G20 Cliff St-I16, I19 Hayes Blvd-F19 Clifton Blvd-D18 Hayes St-G12 Clifton Pl-E17 Hayman Ave-L14 Clinton Ave-J20 Hazel St-E14, F14 Clinton Dr-E16 Hazelwood Ct E-M10 Clover Ln-N13 Hazelwood Ct W-M10 Clubhouse Dr-K14 Heath St-H20 Cohasset Ave-H20 Heather Hills Dr-T12 Coho-E7 Heather Ridge Rd-C17 Coldwater Ave-A3 Hedges Rd-R4 College St-F14 Helen M Montgomery Ave-E12, Collier Rd-A5 E13 Colonial Pl-I15 Helmer Rd N-G8, I8 Columbia Ave E-J18, K13, K15, K16 Rd S-K8, M8, P8, S8 Columbia Ave W-K7, K10, L4, N2, Helmer O2 Heritage Oak Ln-S13 Columbine Ln-Q11 Herman Rd-A10 Colvin Ave-I17 Hiawatha Cove Trl-L12 Concord Ave-E20 Hiawatha Dr-L12 Congress St- E14 Hickory Ln-O11 Convis St-F17 Hickory Nut Ln-F7 Coolidge Ave E-C15 Hidden Ln-C16 Coolidge Ave W-C14 High St-I15 Cooper Ave-D20 Highland Ave-J12, K12 Corcoran Ave-F20 Highland Blvd W-I9 Cornell Dr-E16, E17 Highway St-J16 Cornwell St-I18 Hill Rd-T15 Cortez Ln-M7 Hill-Brady Rd-F3 Corwin St-I13 Hill-Brady Rd N-D4 Council Crest Cir-N19 Hillbrook Dr-P14 Council Crest Ln-N19 Hillcrest Ct-D10 Country Club Blvd-N13 Hilliard St-G20 Country Club Dr-N12 Hillsdale St-C14 Country Club Ter-N14, N15 Hillside Ave-B18 Country Pine Ln- R12, R13 Hinman Ave N-C9 Coventry Rd-N6 Hinman Ave S-C9 Creekside Dr-R17 Hoag St-H16 Creekview Dr-A8 Hodgson Ave-F19 Crest Ave-J20 Hollison Beach Dr-P18 Crest Dr-E16 Holt Ave-H19 Crest Ln-E16 Homecrest Rd-B14 Crestwood Dr-S12 Honey Ln-L11 Cross St-A6, I19 Hoover Rd-O16 Crown Chase Apts-C17, C18 Hopkins St-D17 Culbertson Ave-F19 Horizon Dr-T13 Curtis Ave-E16 Horton Ave-I15 Custer Rd-A3 Houston St-H14 Cynthia St-I18 Howland St-F13 D Hoyt Dr-R16 D Dr N-O18 Hubbard St-D12 Dahlia Dr-S14 Hubert St-D14 Dane Ct-P11 Hudson Ave-E14 Danklefsen Dr-B18 Hulbert Ln-K12 Darlene Ln-E19 Hunter St-F17 Darragh Dr-L13 Huntington Blvd-M5 Davidson Dr-B10 Hupp Rd-M9 Dawn St-K11, L11 Huron Tr-E3 Deboer Dr-B10 Hussey Ave-B7 Deer Path Ln-P10 Huyck Blvd-H20 Del Rio Ln-M7 I Demaris Ln-L18 I194-N15 Denso Rd-F2 I294-M17 Derby Rd-B15 I94-Q5, R12 Devoll Ct-K10 Idaho Ave-I17 Devon Rd-P13 Iden St-C7 Devonshire Ct-O9 Illinois St-J16 Dexter Ave-I20, J20 Independence Ave-N2 Diane St-B5 Industrial Park Dr-E10 Dick St-E20, F20 Ingram St-I10 Dickman Rd E-I14, I15 Inn Rd-J17 Dickman Rd W-H10 Interurban Ave-I20 Division Dr-T6, T8 Iowa St-B5 Division St N-H15 Iroquois Ave-K9, K10, K12 Division St S-H15, I14 Irving Park Dr-E14 Dogwood Trl-B17 Ivanhoe St-I16 Dolphin Dr-E7 J Douglas St-J16 J Bartlett Dr-C17 Doverdale Dr-N14 Jacaranda Dr-M7 Dr A Gonfly Dr-H7 Jackson St E-H14 Dream Dr-B18, B19 Jackson St W-D8, E11, H14 Dundee Dr-P20 James St-J18 Dunham Dr-P12 Jameson Ave-G20 Dunning Ave-C9 Jameson Ave W-G19 E Janoah Ave-I13 E Ct-O13, P13 Janoah St-I13 E Dr N-N17 Jay St S-I15 Eagle St-F14 Jean Ln-L13 East Airport Rd-K7 Jefferson St-G6 East Ave N-D17, F17 Jennings Ln-N11 East Ave S-G17 Jennings Lndg-N12 East St-I19 Jennings Rd-M12 Eastfield Dr-M13 Jericho Rd-J16 Eastway Dr N-O13 Jewell St-H13 Eastway Dr S-O13 Joe Stone Dr-B10 Eastway Pl-O13 John Bria Rd-A6 Eastwood Dr-B15 John R St-K12 Easy St-F6 John W Patterson Way-H15 Eaton St-C16 Jordan St-F12 Echo St-I15 Juanita Dr-N16 Ed Leboeuf Dr-G7 Juniper St-H17 Edgebrook Dr-P14 K Edgehill Dr-N13 Kcc Driveway-E15 Edgehill Pl-O13 Kedzie Ct-H12 Edgemont St-E18 Keith Dr-C14 Edison Ave-E19 Kelley Ave-F18 Edison St S-F18 Kellogg St-B7, B8 Eel St-K12 Kelwood Ln-L10 Eiffel Dr-C16 Kendall St N-D13, F13 Elder St-I13 Kendall St S-G12 Eldred St-J11 Kennedy St-G6 Eldredge St-C10 Kenosha St-J14 Electric Ave-H19 Kensington Cir-M6 Elizabeth St-F16 Ellis Rd-E6 Kensington Ct-M5, M6 Elm St-H16 Kerston Ave-K12 Elsinore Ln-P12 Keystone Dr-K14 Elsmere Ave-J13 Kimball Ave-E19 Embury Dr-O16 Kimber Ave-D10 Emerald Ave-C8 Kingman Ave E-J17 Emmett St E-E19, F15, F16 Kingman Ave W-J16 Emmett St W-F14 Kings Crossing-M13 Enlow Ct-M14 Kings Crossing Ave-M13 Ensign Ave-G4 Kings Ct-M5 Enwood St-J16 Kingsbury Ct-O8 Euclid Ave-J16 Kirkpatrick Dr-L13 Evans St-F18 Kirkwood Ave-I9 Everett Ave-C8 Kistler Rd-O18 Evergreen Rd-F5, G5 Knapp Dr-Q11 Ewald St-C12 Knoll Dr-A13 F Knollwood Dr-N14 Fairfield Ave-J10, J12 Kulp Ct-F15 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