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Students Explore Future Careers at the Career Fair

Colin Vail, Staff Writer and Video Editor
October 1, 2025

The Business department hosted its annual Career Fair on Oct. 1 at the Blue Dungeon. Students had the opportunity to learn about future career opportunities and network with potential employers.

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Senior David Padron being lifted into the crowd to end their cheerleading performance. Padrón, along with the seniors and sophomores cheerleaders, ended their performance with a grand lifting of the senior. The cheerleaders have been practicing for weeks on their performance, and it was well put together.
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Khloe Cruz '28, Manon Teixeira '29, and faculty Joseph Golinski having henna applied at the Diwali celebration. During the celebration, the school community had numerous crafts and activities to participate in. "I thought it was really cool to be exposed to another culture," sophomore Alexandra Nauomivich said.
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At the Italian-American celebration, students were receiving their gelato of choice. During the event, a truck was giving free gelato to the community. "I thought it was great because it shows Gulliver's diversity and inclusion," sophomore Devon Roy said.
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Students play a game of foosball in front of the Argentina display at the Hispanic Heritage Celebration event on Sept. 30. Colorful, interactive displays lined the Blue Dungeon, featuring interactive activities, food and information about many Hispanic countries. There were also displays completed by students in the Visual Arts department with information on various Hispanic artists.
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Colin Vail
Colin Vail, Staff Writer and Video Editor
Colin Vail is a sophomore and staff writer for “The Raider Voice”. This is his first year on staff and is excited to create Arts & Leisure pieces through both multimedia and articles. Colin also enjoys playing Pickleball and spending time with family.