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A collection of hand drawn and handmade art pieces are made by Sage Creek’s art division classes. Students worked on them throughout all of Trimester 1 to create the pieces.

Ashley Jew

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The drama department’s Costumer helps adjust the living painting. The adjustments helped emphasize the realism of a painting imitating life.

Kai Law

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Families got to view a collection of photos from Sage’s Photography students. Their loved ones and peers were impressed by the images captured.

Ashley Jew

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The tech students are hard at work ensuring the lighting cues occur within time of each performance. The pressure was on for the tech students hoping nothing unexpected would happen during the performance.

Kai Law

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The Gala provided a wide array of baked goods students and families can enjoy prior to their admission. They came complimentary with the wristbands attendees receive upon admission.

Ashley Jew

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Students rise as Sonali Sharma sings the national anthem. Students paid attention and respected the nation’s song.

John Picchi

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Sage Creek band members fiddle with a large double bass and other instruments. Sage Creek is known for its band’s abilities.

John Picchi

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The Sage: October 2, 2024

Helen Hao and Charlotte Axson ◊ 40 Views

Kai Law, Tiago Gonhes, Austin Jew, Juliette D’Eliseo, Luke Miller, Emry Molina, Ashley Jew and Leah Mennie

Broadcast from October 2, 2024.

Anchors: Helen Hao, Charlotte Axson.

Stories Covered:

Shakespeare in Love Preview; by Kai Law, Tiago Gonhes.
Student Mock Election; by Austin Jew, Juliette D’Eliseo.
Leo Carrillo Ranch; by Luke Miller, Emry Molina.
News Update; by Ashley Jew, Leah Mennie.

Intro Edited by Austin Jew.
Intro Song: Divnitiy – Porter Robinson (ft. Amy Millan).

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