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The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White

Photo of the Day: September 17

By Julia Medine
September 17, 2013

Students sign up for and advertise their clubs in the cafeteria on Clubs Night. Each year, students participate in over 100 sponsored clubs and activities.

Students sign up for and advertise their clubs in the cafeteria on Clubs Night. Each year, students participate in over 100 sponsored clubs and activities. Photo by Scott Singer.
Students sign up for and advertise their clubs in the cafeteria on Clubs Night. Each year, students participate in over 100 sponsored clubs and activities. Photo by Scott Singer.

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