1/14/19-1/18/19: Week In Photos
January 23, 2019342 Views
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Students trudge through the soaked academic mall, attempting to make it to their next class relatively dry. Last week, Carlsbad was greeted with plentiful amounts of rain, causing students to seek refuge under awnings, classrooms and in the library.
Photo taken by Christopher Kathman
Students in Coach Savage’s advisory class gather in the Bobcat Arena to view the independent film “Angst.” Wednesday the 16th was designated as an alternate bell schedule to accommodate the mandatory viewing.
Photo taken by Sebastian Valencia
Matthew Korf controlling the play at the top of the key. He ran the team in the drive resulting in a basket for the Bobcats.
Photo taken by Maddie DeVilbiss
Bryant Kitisin dresses in red, white and blue for the USA themed basketball game. Last Friday, boys basketball lost with a score of 53-49.
Photo taken by Maddie DeVilbiss
Last Friday, Sage Creek Dance Company prayed as a group before performing for the second time. While dancing at basketball’s halftime show their music cut out, but they kept dancing to cheers from the Bobsquad. At the end of the game, Dance Company took to the court one more time to reperform with music.
Photo taken by Madison Young
Key Club President Valerie Nguyen led the club this past Sunday at the Tri-City Marathon. Key Club is a campus organization that strives to volunteer within the community.
Photo Courtesy of Maddie Rausa
Members of North County Black Student Union and Sage Creek BSU pose at MiraCosta College last weekend. They attended a Martin Luther King service project in which they painted a center for disabled adults.
Photo taken from the the Instagram account @bsu.schs
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