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Samantha Huray

Samantha Huray, Editor-in-Chief

Samantha enjoys soccer and violin, and is especially interested in science-related topics. She loves writing and is excited to be on Nexus.

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As Zendaya has matured, so have her roles in television and movies. In recent years, she has shifted towards more intense and diverse characters.

Zendaya’s career showcases growth as actress

Samantha Huray
May 18, 2021
Pruitt is completing her third degree blackbelt test by breaking a board with a spinning hook kick.

Tang Soo Do continues to influence senior’s life

Samantha Huray
April 13, 2021
Baker created this piece entitled Circuit last year using acrylic paint on ceramic tile.

Senior Baker makes her mark on art world

Samantha Huray
April 2, 2021
Gorman shared the inaugural stage with former presidents, members of Congress and many more influential leaders as she performed her poem The Hill We Climb.

Amanda Gorman shines as role model for young Americans

Samantha Huray
March 12, 2021
Shevlin and Harrison jump off a rock into Phelps Lake, located in Grand Teton National Park

Seniors embark on cross-country road trip

Samantha Huray
September 25, 2020
Frare is having many new experiences in America, including late-night Waffle House runs, where she enjoyed her first ever waffle.

Frare learns love of country through foreign exchange

Samantha Huray
March 25, 2020
Students gather around posters to discuss the ages at which topics such as consent and sexuality should be discussed in school.

500 Women Scientists hosts event to discuss reproductive justice

Samantha Huray
February 27, 2020
Legally Blonde showcased many strong female leads including junior Isabel Pruitt who played Elle Woods.

Legally Blonde production wows parents and students

Samantha Huray
January 29, 2020
The map above shows the current temperature difference across the globe. Most of the areas are either dark red, orange, or yellow. This is a sharp contrast from earlier years, which pictured mostly blue, white and some yellow spots.

Climate Change not taught in schools leading to confusion among students

Samantha Huray
October 24, 2019
Congresswoman Lucy McBath quietly sits while she listens to student-activist Ethan Asher speak about gun violence in schools.

Students take action to learn about gun violence

Samantha Huray and Jessie Bouterse
August 28, 2019
CAUSING CHANGE: Many celebrities and world leaders have stepped up to bring attention to the feminist movement.

False perceptions about feminism impacts student’s voices

Samantha Huray, Writer
April 12, 2019
MAKING CHANGE: Students can log onto the See Something app to report an incident or a fellow classmate and receive immediate help.

Grady students introduced to Say Something Program

Jessie Bouterse and Samantha Huray
February 19, 2019
The Grady cheerleaders practice almost everyday to prepare for games.

Grady cheerleaders face challenges

Samantha Huray, Writer
January 20, 2019
The stage opened up to show a live band and included two runways, fire effects, and strobe lights.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z wow fans on their “On The Run” tour

Samantha Huray, Writer
September 14, 2018
Grady teacher Mr. Hunter instructs first-year Latin student freshman Jalen Roberts in his Latin 1 class.

New Latin teacher Mr. Hunter heads Inman Latin program

Samantha Huray, Writer
August 21, 2018
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