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Crush Chain 2025

Katherine Drezewski, Arts & Entertainment Editor • February 26, 2025
Crush Chain 2025
Illustrated by Katherine Drezewski.
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Katherine Drezewski
Katherine Drezewski, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Katherine is the Media Editor and Arts and Entertainment Editor for The Hiller. It’s so fun! She said she loves it. “I love it,” says me. She is a senior and this is her third and final year writing for the newspaper. She is smiling with excitement at the thought of being on staff another year! Seeing new faces and writing new articles keeps her blood pumping. Katherine spends her days going out to eat with her friends, singing her heart out, and making the most of it!  
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