“I think ‘I love you’ means that I care about the person I’m saying it to the fullest extent of my capabilities, and I appreciate them being here. It means that I respect them and value them. When I tell my parents that I love them, that’s me showing gratitude and being grateful that they’re there and that they’ve given me all that they have. That goes for anyone who’s ever helped me. I say ‘I love you’ to my friends all the time, and I’ll give them a hug too. For me, that’s an essential part of part of friendship. When someone tells me that they love me, it feels good, but it can feel awkward too. If I don’t love the person who said it, I usually just say ‘thank you.’”
Humans of Community: Ryan Grant
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![Lucia Page Sander](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG-6315-Lucia-Page-Sander-600x453.jpg)
Lucia Page Sander, Social Media Editor-in-Chief
This is Lucia's fourth semester on staff and her first as a Social Media Editor-in-Chief. When she's not playing soccer for the Michigan Jaguars or competing for Lily Weightlifting, you can find her in the garden, watching tennis with her family, or jumping on her mini trampoline. Lucia loves surfing, doing the Wordle, climbing trees, and munching on cherry tomatoes. She is beyond excited to see what this year brings both inside and outside room 300.
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Clara Freeth, Social Media Editor-in-Chief
Clara Freeth is a junior at CHS. This is her second year in journalism and her first as a Social Media Editor-In-Chief. When not writing, she can be found playing field hockey as captain of the Ann Arbor Huron varsity team, listening to music in her room, or spending time outside with her friends. Clara is excited about all that this year has to offer!
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Leila Durrie, Video Producer
Leila Durrie is a Junior and entering her second year in Journalism. When not focusing on school, Leila enjoys doing theatre, being outside in nature (preferably at the beach), thrifting for funky clothes, drinking iced matcha lattes, and spending time with her friends. Leila loves all things music, and can often be found making Spotify playlists with her airpods in. She is so excited about journalism this year and looking forward to focusing on multimedia!