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Riley Witter

Riley Witter, Staff Reporter

Junior Riley Witter moved to Oregon 10 years ago from Wisconsin, and since has moved four times all within the Portland area. 

Whenever he catches some time for himself, he ends up spending it learning more about game development and hanging out with his three-legged dog, Bangchee.

With reading and writing always being something that surrounded him, he hopes to write thoughtful pieces and learn to become a better writer.

When studying for tests or working way too late on homework, Witter best focuses when listening to music, more specifically Phoebe Bridgers and Tyler, The Creator.

After his time at La Salle, Riley hopes to attend college in Wisconsin, majoring in nursing.

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Heading into the second semester of the 2023-2024 school year, teachers at La Salle discuss their experiences working while in high school and their thoughts about the matter today.

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Riley Witter, Staff Reporter
January 19, 2024
With the 2024 presidential election this fall, the importance of voting is an important thing to recognize, which comes with having a basis on how the system works and why young voters should get into the habit.

Your Voice Matters: The Importance of Voting

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Riley Witter, Staff Reporter
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Both the novel and film adaptation of “A Haunting in Venice” are great works of entertainment, but with the movie straying far from the original novel, you have to take the word “adaptation” with a grain of salt.

“A Haunting in Venice”: Detective Poirot Returns More Haunted Than Ever

Riley Witter, Staff Reporter
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