Robert Maglione
“I didn’t always have someone to turn to. Things have always been a little tough with my family but as of late, I’ve been able to be okay with the fact that my parents are divorced. My mom is a really important person to me because she’s a really good emotional support to me. She’s just more emotionally in touch with me. If I was just raised by my dad, I might not be as in touch with my emotions as I am. That’s really important to me because I feel like I can sense whenever somebody is hurt or needs emotional support because my mom has taught me [to do so]. She has brought that emotional side to the table. She helps me through my problems, she just makes me feel better. There was this one night in July or August where we were enjoying the sunset over the lake. She had her arm around me and we were watching the sun go down and she was like ‘I love you Robert, thank you for being such a good son.’”
Cammi is in her fourth year on staff and is a senior at Community. This is her second year making up 1/4 of the print editor-in-chief team. When not working on The Communicator, she can be found playing golf and basketball for Skyline, lawyering at Mock Trial, singing camp songs off key at Camp Al-Gon-Quian or climbing trees. Cammi’s favorite part of journalism is when an interviewee says something special or powerful out of the blue. Two averagely fun facts about Cammi are that 1 ) she is scared of lightning but loves rain and 2) her favorite shape is a triangle.
