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Sabrina Lacy

Sabrina Lacy, In-Depth Editor

Sabrina Lacy, senior, is the In-Depth Editor for the Messenger. She is also involved in Mock Trial and Creative Writing Club. Outside of MHS, Sabrina enjoys singing and reading books.

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Messenger Movie Podcast S4 Ep3: Christmas Movies

Will Roach, Jeff Swift, Arpitha Sistla, Sabrina Lacy, and Jen Bosche
December 22, 2019
“Invictus” by Ryan Graudin is based in a world where there is time-travel technology available to analyze history and record events that have happened in the past for the public to study history.

Review: Invictus

Sabrina Lacy, In-depth editor
October 29, 2019
Shirts will be available for purchase during the week of Oct 28-31 for $5 during Flex Time.

Football and Cheerleading Team Raise Money for Teacher Battling Cancer

Sabrina Lacy, In-Depth Editor
October 24, 2019
NHS induction ceremony program and pin.

[Photo] National Honor Society has Largest Number of Inductees in MHS History

Alayna Higdon, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2019
Opinion: I Don't Have Social Media

Opinion: I Don’t Have Social Media

Sabrina Lacy, Page Designer
December 11, 2018
Hema Srikanta, founder of the organization of the festival at Marquette, enjoys attending the festival. “Even though we are away from home, we are all able to get together here, and recreate what was back at home.” Srikanta said. “The best part is the kids participating and learning our prayers and chanting it here. It's really wonderful. They are born and brought up here but they shows lot of interest in learning and continuing our traditions.”

Photo Gallery: Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi At MHS

Sabrina Lacy, Page Designer
September 17, 2018
At the service primarily vegetarian food is served as most people who practice Hinduism don’t eat meat.

Srikanta also loves, that even though they as a group are away from their home,they can come together and celebrate the festival similar to how they did it at home.

The festival is a prayer service for the Elephant God, Ganesh, so they can have a year of the God’s blessing. Marquette has allowed them to host this service at Marquette for the last 24 years.

Celebrators of Ganesh Chaturthi came together yesterday, September 16, at Marquette to celebrate the holiday.

Tali Gorodetsky, junior, organized and led the Walkout. "Never in a million years would I have imagined that there would be a 100 people here," she said. "It shows that we have students who are willing to stand up for what they believe in."

Students attend first hour Walkout

Greg Svirnovskiy, Neelansh Bute, and Sabrina Lacy
April 20, 2018
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