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The Communicator

April 16, 2025

Max Rosewig, a sophomore at CHS, poses with a 10 dollar bill and their skateboard in downtown Ann Arbor. Rosewig found the bill while downtown for a short skate session with a friend. “I love skateboarding,” Rosewig said. “It’s an outlet of expression and form.”
By Alden Koschmann
April 16, 2025
Alden Koschmann
Max Rosewig, a sophomore at CHS, poses with a 10 dollar bill and their skateboard in downtown Ann Arbor. Rosewig found the bill while downtown for a short skate session with a friend. “I love skateboarding,” Rosewig said. “It’s an outlet of expression and form.”

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About the Contributor
Alden Koschmann
Alden Koschmann, Journalist
Alden is new to the Communicator, and has been loving the atmosphere and different aspects of being part of a publication team. He likes to play music and DJ in his free time.