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Jan Plan would give students an easier transition from winter break—it is just a matter of figuring out how to implement it. Additional designing by Aleena Gilani.

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Evan Williams
April 18, 2024

SJS faculty weigh in on the creation of Sora AI videos.
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Evan Williams
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Evan Williams ('27) joined The Review in 2023 as a freshman. His favorite rapper is Drake (?). He’s been swimming competitively for six years.

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