[I am not my…] Lane Johansen
February 25, 2015
The [I am not my…] project, inspired by Photographer Steve Rosenfield’s “What I Be” project, aims to help the Robinson High School Community conquer their insecurities by facing them head-on. The subject puts an insecurity or self doubt on their arm, hands, or face, and then being photographed, with the caption being “I am not my” followed by their insecurity. Interested in being a part of the project? Email [email protected] or see Isabel Hanewicz or Renee Matamba. Click here to view a photo gallery of all the posts at once.
![With holiday cheer, the Starlets are selling candy grams at student lunches on Dec. 3.
For $4 each, students can send a treat to another student of their choice to express their gratitude and appreciation.
“They include a candy cane and also chocolates like kisses.” Gabby Toranzo (’25) said.
The money raised will go directly to help the Starlets get new floor mats for their winter guard season for their set.
“[With good matts] we won’t have to hurt our knees… people have had bruises on their knees for a bit because we don’t have mats… They also help with performance quality.” Gracie Kurtz (’24) said.
The sale is only available today during all lunch periods.
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