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Getting Creative in NAHS

Written by Minh Luong
October 23, 2024
Calling all artists: Lisa Le paints different types of clay magnets. She plans to sell them at the Artwork Holiday Market with other members. "I plan to make paint seven different designs," Le said.
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Calling all artists: Lisa Le paints different types of clay magnets. She plans to sell them at the Artwork Holiday Market with other members. “I plan to make paint seven different designs,” Le said.

On Tuesday, October 22, the National Art Honor Society held its third meeting of the year in the 2D Art Center after-school. The agenda covered a variety of upcoming volunteer opportunities and activities. Students could choose between designing pins to be sold during A and B lunch, or painting fun clay magnets shaped like turtles, pizzas, and robots. The well-organized meeting not only provided details on future events but also built excitement for the creative projects ahead.

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