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The second semester saga: Are seniors thriving or surviving?

Aisha Rashid, Editor
February 18, 2025
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Poll of 35 seniors
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About the Contributor
Aisha Rashid
Aisha Rashid, Editor
Aisha Rashid is a senior, elated to be an Editor-In-Chief for her third year writing on the Voice. In her free time, Aisha enjoys sharing laughs with family and friends, baking multicultural dishes, traveling to new countries, and exploring fashion. She is the president of the ConnectHER club, vice president of Muslim Culture Club, president of NEHS, and volunteer leader at her local mosque.