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Zyan Robinson, Sophomore

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Presley Linds
Zyan Robinson eats lunch in the courtyard.

Sophomore Zyan Robinson loves to draw art in her free time. Ever since her friend encouraged Robinson to join an art club in 4th grade, it’s been one of her favorite pastimes.

“I really like to draw, in my room I have a bunch of collages on my walls of drawings that I’ve done before, I like to take them all and put them on a big piece of paper,” Robinson said.

Even in school Robinson loves to draw and doodle in her work or on certain projects or assignments.

“Whenever I’m bored I’ll start doodling or whenever I have a project to do I always opt to do the artistic option rather than a more physical option like instead of recording a video I create a poster,” Robinson said.

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Presley Lindsey
Presley Lindsey, Writer

Presley is a sophomore and this is his first year on the Southerner staff. He is part of the marching band and loves music and playing guitar.

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