Editorial: Four Birdies for Inspiring Efforts
Birdie, by Union Pines sophomores Mallory Gaddy, 16, and Carolyn O’Connell, 15, who have launched an innovative effort to help women in times of need and crisis.
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Birdie, by Union Pines sophomores Mallory Gaddy, 16, and Carolyn O’Connell, 15, who have launched an innovative effort to help women in times of need and crisis.
For the second year, two teenagers are hosting a countywide collection drive for hygiene items and undergarments for women, which will be donated to Friend to Friend.
Emory College student Alexa Mohsenzadeh, a neuroscience and behavioral biology major, will pursue a master’s degree in Ireland next year as Emory’s first recipient of the prestigious George W. Mitchell Scholarship.
The nonprofit provides financial aid to students from low-income households to pay for fees associated with after-school activities, such as sports and clubs, and to take AP exams.
When Kendall Levinsohn was a student at Courtland High School in Spotsylvania County, she had a few conversations that she couldn’t stop thinking about.