“This morning, I was walking into school late; I usually am, and there were four people behind me. I think I’d feel guilty if I didn’t hold the door open, honestly. I don’t necessarily believe that the kindness comes back; I don’t have expectations that the kindness will be reciprocated. Someone opened the door for me yesterday; most people hold the door open, some don’t. I feel thankful. It’s a nice feeling to experience and enjoy. I think we should all strive for a kind world to live in and no position puts you above. If you can’t enjoy being happy for someone, I think that can tell a lot about your character.” Tim Franks, senior
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Sara Wypiszynski, Staffer
Sara Wypiszynski is a sophomore. She has lived in Mequon her whole life and been in the MTSD system since kindergarten. When she isn’t in class, she can be found reading, writing or hiking outside. She enjoys playing, and more recently, coaching volleyball. She aspires to be a political journalist.