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Stephanie Mosqueda

Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor

Stephanie is a senior in her second and final year with The Champion (formerly The Warrior). As a member of Glee Club, she loves to sing and jam out to music with her friends. She also enjoys making art and is always excited to experiment with different mediums. In her free time, Stephanie likes to explore the city and play catch with her beagle, Lucky. Next year, Stephanie plans to study sociology and journalism in college.

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To give undocumented Lane students more financial aid opportunities, The DREAMers Club hosted their Dita M. Scholarship. Winners of the scholarship were notified on April 14 (Photo courtesy of The DREAMers Club).

Scholarships give Lane students hope after a challenging year

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
June 14, 2021
Isabel Veleta’s natal chart shows her the planets’ positions at her time of birth. The placements and their meanings give Veleta an insight into different aspects of her personality and behaviors (Photo courtesy of Isabel Veleta)

Looking for answers through astrology in the COVID-19 pandemic

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
April 10, 2021
Students slowly but surely return to campus.

[Photo] Lane’s lawn in quarantine

By Theo Gary, Assistant Editor
April 10, 2021
Since becoming vegan, Katherine Zurawski has discovered various ways to prepare new food, like tofu, to incorporate protein and nutrients into her diet. (Photo Courtesy of Katherine Zurawski)

Why are people switching to plant-based diets?

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
February 20, 2021
Students must wear masks when waiting in line to take the Selective Enrollment and NWEA MAP tests. Before entering the building, their temperatures and CPS Health Screener results are checked. (Photo Courtesy of Melissa Penafiel)

CPS Selective Enrollment testing adapts to COVID-19

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
January 4, 2021
Property investor Jeanne Peck buys vacant apartment buildings to sell to local residents at a low price. By doing this, Peck said she is able to help stabilize neighborhoods affected by gentrification. (Photo courtesy of Jeanne Peck)

Combating gentrification in Chicago

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
December 11, 2020
Stephanie Cazarin has been working for two years now. This year, due to COVID, Cazarin is now required to wear a mask during her entire work shift. (Photo Courtesy of Stephanie Cazarin)

Students balance jobs and school during COVID-19

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
November 4, 2020
Despite the cancelation of in-person college tours because of COVID-19, students can still virtually learn more about a school. Online tours often offer a 360-degree view of the campus and a virtual guide that talks about the college. (Screenshot of a virtual University of Missouri’s Speaker’s Circle from a YouVisit tour)

How COVID-19 is changing college admissions

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
September 11, 2020
Gabriella Lujan is grateful that her dogs, Riley and Ruby, can keep her company when staying at home during the shelter-in-place order. (Photo courtesy of Gabriella Lujan)

Having Pets While in Quarantine is ‘A Stress Reliever’

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Features Editor
July 22, 2020
Henry Chmielewski, Div. 165, performs a guitar solo at the Oct. 10 open mic.

[Photo] Open Mic event a strong showing of students’ talent

October 20, 2019
Fay Lin started a crocheted koala keychain fundraiser last month to help wildlife that were affected by the Australian bushfires. 75% of the proceeds from the fundraiser will go to WIRES Wildlife Rescue in Australia.

Australian bushfires motivate students to combat environmental issues

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Reporter
February 17, 2020
Members of Environmental club can be found walking around Lane collecting trash on Mondays and Fridays, when they meet.

[Photo] Environmental activism is for everyone, even teens

By Monika Meyers, Features Editor
February 14, 2020

STEM Fair opens doors for students interested in science

By Stephanie Mosqueda, Reporter
January 16, 2020
Henry Chmielewski, Div. 165, performs a guitar solo at the Oct. 10 open mic.

Open Mic event a strong showing of students’ talent

By Aaron Cohen and Stephanie Mosqueda
October 20, 2019
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