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Cadre Reschedules Tape-A-Teacher

Written by Manar Al-Gburi
January 15, 2025
Taped With No Escape: Junior Lance Hernandez speaks with publication cadre members Judah Oluwasegun, Khajornsak Tu, and Rachel Draper about rescheduling Tape-A-Teacher. She informs them that they will need to focus on Matilda now instead of the event. “We plan to move Tape A Teacher, so it can be with Food Frenzy,” Hernandez said.
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Taped With No Escape: Junior Lance Hernandez speaks with publication cadre members Judah Oluwasegun, Khajornsak Tu, and Rachel Draper about rescheduling Tape-A-Teacher. She informs them that they will need to focus on Matilda now instead of the event. “We plan to move Tape A Teacher, so it can be with Food Frenzy,” Hernandez said.

On Tuesday, January 14, Cadre rescheduled their event where students get to tape a teacher up on the wall in the cafeteria. The event aimed to fundraise money for their field trips, competitions, show nights, and much more. It was originally supposed to take place in the cafeteria during A and B lunch, however, they have decided to reschedule to focus on the opening night of their show Matilda. They moved the event to Friday, February 14 which is a food frenzy day. 

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