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After almost a year of digital learning, the campu

After almost a year of digital learning, the campus halls are no longer empty and are now occupied with students attending classes in person.

“Hybrid is weird, I’ve only had one day so it’s not the full experience to be fair,” senior Egan Arntson said. “The one thing I have to say is that being 6 feet apart has not changed the bonds we have too much.”

Arntson has enjoyed having Honors Pass in person because he has gotten to reunite with friends and “talk to eachother like nothing has changed besides the distance.”

To check out the photo story highlighting hybrid learning by Staff Reporter Ryan Cechini, click the link in our bio.

📷: Ryan Cechini

As February nears its end, The Falconer asked five

As February nears its end, The Falconer asked five students of color to reflect on Black History Month and what it means to them. To watch the video and hear their responses, click the link in our bio.

📷: Alec Willard-Herr and Maddie Khaw

On Feb. 26 and Feb. 27 at 7 p.m., La Salle’s Adv

On Feb. 26 and Feb. 27 at 7 p.m., La Salle’s Advanced Acting & Production class will livestream a student-directed production of “Love/Sick,” a series of vignettes about love by John Cartaini.

“My favorite part about this process has been working with the actors and helping them to connect with their characters,” said student director and junior Ava Whalon. “It’s really fun to push them to come up with these complex stories to drive their acting.”

When it comes to directing, Whalon has especially enjoyed being “able to learn a story inside and out [to] make your vision come to life,” she said.

“The snow and power outages definitely threw a wrench in our plans but if there is anything I have learned through the pandemic, it’s that flexibility is super important,” Whalon said. “It was tough to get everyone communicating on the same page, but I think we pulled through and made the most of a new and strange situation.”

To watch the premiere of “Love/Sick,” check out La Salle Prep’s YouTube page to view the livestream.

📷: Brooklyn Chillemi

“On Monday, Feb. 17, the sophomores and seniors

“On Monday, Feb. 17, the sophomores and seniors of the red cohort were reunited after navigating online learning for almost an entire year,” Staff Reporter Ryan Cechini writes. “With the shift to a hybrid learning system, La Salle students have the opportunity to see campus, classmates, and teachers in person again.”

For more photos from Monday, check out the link in our bio. Stay tuned to The Falconer for future coverage on hybrid learning at La Salle.

📷: Ryan Cechini

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