Students Try New Hobbies Over Quarantine

Story by Aishah Abdulkadri, Multimedia Editor|December 8, 2020

Zufan Johnson (11) displays various makeup pallets she has practiced makeup with during her stay at home. Photo courtesy of Zufan Johnson.

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Aishah Abdulkadri, Multimedia Editor

Aishah Abdulkadri is a member of the Class of 2022 and one of the Multimedia Editors for Portrait. This is her first year on staff as a Junior. Aishah’s...

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