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Organizer Ghada Elnajjar poses after requesting a ballot to Leave it Blank in Georgia Primaries.
Uncommitted voters hold crucial turnout in Georgia primaries
Mariam DarbMay 1, 2024

In the rise of primary elections around the country, a notable trend emerged: voters have been leaving their ballots blank, which has left hundreds...

Katherine Curtis, senior

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Curtis works on her collage project in photography, which is another interest of hers.

Senior Katherine Curtis has been horseback riding for over ten years and found passion in the sport at a young age. She described how her favorite part of the last decade has been making connections with different horses at the barn.

“My favorite part has been the beautiful relationship you can form with your horse,” Curtis said. “You can really feel when a horse starts to trust you and [when] instead of thinking of you as an opponent, they think of you as an ally.

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Diana Jachman
Diana Jachman, Multimedia Managing Editor
Diana Jachman is a senior, and this is her thrid year writing for The Southerner. She currently writes and produces video productions for the website. Outside of The Southerner, Diana is involved with Midtown's Theater program. She is so excited to continue working on the paper this year.

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