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An upbeat website for a downtown school

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Lucia Gravel

Lucia Gravel, Social Media Managing Editor

Lucia Gravel is a senior and a writer for the Southerner. This is her third year working for the paper. When she’s not writing, she is playing lacrosse, backpacking in Pisgah National Forest, or hanging out with friends. She is super excited to continue to be a part of the Southerner staff.

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COP15 established new short-term goals to help limit global warming to 1.5 degrees by 2030.

COP15 establishes critical goals to meet 2030 deadlines

Lucia Gravel
January 14, 2023
A burned-out construction vehicle greets visitors when entering the park.

Forest Defenders continue fight against ‘Cop City’

Lucia Gravel
October 19, 2022
Dont Look Up, a satire directed by Adam McKay, emphasizes the detriments of ignoring the current climate crisis.

‘Don’t Look Up’ movie captures reality of climate crisis

Lucia Gravel
January 25, 2022
Social media negatively impacts teen girls perspectives of themselves by promoting

Instagram negatively impacts teenage girls ’ mental health

Lucia Gravel
December 1, 2021
Renderings of the police academy released by the Atlanta Police Foundation show the 150 acre proposed establishment. Additional facilities include the Atlanta Police Leadership Institute, the Atlanta Fire/Rescue Academy and 30 acres for urban farming.

Atlanta City Council scheduled to vote on controversial police, fire training facility development

Lucia Gravel, Kelly Tran, Ava Smith , and Yei Bin Andrews
September 7, 2021
The new addition of the A Wing has given Midtown an opportunity to expand its campus for a new school year.

Midtown reopens with room for growth

Yei Bin Andrews, Aran Sonnad-Joshi, Sayan Sonnad-Joshi, Lucia Gravel, Shay Bowman, and Kelly Tran
September 1, 2021
Seniors Lillian Wilson (left) and Meg McGahan (right) are seen masked along with their peers in AP Art.

A new year for mental and physical health

Yei Bin Andrews, Aran Sonnad-Joshi, Sayan Sonnad-Joshi, Lucia Gravel, Shay Bowman, and Kelly Tran
September 1, 2021
Midtowns visual redesign was undertaken by Art teacher John Brandhorst, with the help of Midtown parents and professionals.

A new name and direction

Yei Bin Andrews, Aran Sonnad-Joshi, Sayan Sonnad-Joshi, Lucia Gravel, Shay Bowman, and Kelly Tran
September 1, 2021
Midtowns new building sits at the corner of Charles Allen Drive and 10th Street. In addition to the building, a new parking lot has been added for students and staff to utilize.

The new building

Yei Bin Andrews, Aran Sonnad-Joshi, Sayan Sonnad-Joshi, Lucia Gravel, Shay Bowman, and Kelly Tran
September 1, 2021
Salaam Awad, sophomore

Salaam Awad, sophomore

Lucia Gravel
May 17, 2021
Youth climate activist Greta Thunberg joins others worldwide to advocate for the planet. The participation of young people in the climate change effort is essential in order to make much needed change.

Widespread teen action necessary to climate change fight

Lucia Gravel
May 14, 2021
Stubin drills recycled skateboards to create pens.

Junior Everett Stubin strays from typical teenage pastimes

Lucia Gravel
April 30, 2021
Riley Browning, sophomore

Riley Browning, sophomore

Lucia Gravel
April 1, 2021
The DECA team smiles for a picture at the 2019 regional competition.

DECA team sends members to national competition

Lucia Gravel
March 26, 2021
Students at Outdoor Academy were able to enjoy the hallmarks of pre-pandemic life, such as the group-based, in-person learning shown, in a safe environment.

Outdoor Academy offers much needed refuge from pandemic

Lucia Gravel
March 16, 2021
An architectural rendering of the new addition to the renovated historic Howard building. The building will reopen next fall as the new Howard Middle School, replacing Inman Middle School, which is Gradys current feeder school.

Historic Howard reopening combines history with a look to the future

Lucia Gravel
October 29, 2019
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