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Noah Fox, an 8th-grade student, conducted an interview with Councilman White on his show, "Roundtable with Noah Fox." Additionally, 6th-grade Zaniyah Hearn and 7th-grade Andre Reed, SGA Representatives, participated by asking relevant questions. Special thanks to Sky Gaither, our Director and Producer, Donnavin Burch, our Camera Producer, and Shyanne Buckman and Sanyah Williams, our Set Creators. If you see them, be sure to give them a shoutout!

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