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The student-run news site of H. B. Plant High School

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Izzy Antilla

Izzy Antilla, Features Editor

Izzy Antilla is a junior and features editor for the Pep O’ Plant newspaper, being her second year on staff she looks forward to accomplishing her goals as an editor, like expanding our coverage. Outside of the classroom she enjoys being a group leader in her community service group at the YMCA and hanging out with her friends and family. Izzy has the most fun watching Netflix and eating her favorite food fries and ketchup. Some of her favorite Netflix shows are Glee, Grey’s Anatomy, and You but she is currently watching Dexter. Overall, she looks forward to another great year on staff, even if Ava bullies her.  

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Showing an explanation for the main topic of the article, the graphic explains that an Instagram post doesn’t equate to showing actual support for the Asian American community. With the recent attacks, microaggressions have become even more important to avoid and listening to those affected is the best way to know what to do to help.

The perspective of an Asian American

Izzy Antilla, Feature's Editor
March 31, 2021
Showing a preview of the information within the article, the graphic depicts three new club names and some information concerning their message. These clubs became official clubs at Plant after going through the club-making process and now are focusing on increasing their reach and spreading their cause.

New Clubs Bring New Opportunities  

Izzy Antilla, Features Editor
January 29, 2021

The Top Five Worst Halloween Candies

Izzy Antilla, Features Editor
October 30, 2020

Izzy Antilla, Feature Editor
October 8, 2020
Coronavirus creates negative environment for and bias against Asians across the world.

Untreated side effect

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
April 17, 2020
Showing Joe (Penn Badgley) admiring Love (Victoria Pedretti) a new character for the second season, "You” introduces the future plot line. The series was released on Dec. 26 gaining support by new watchers and people waiting since the first season. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

I wolf you

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
February 18, 2020
Holding a phone, an Instagram user shows a profile of a fellow account on Instagram. After testing a new update to remove likes in early November the platform removed them later in December of 2019. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

No likes, no interest

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
January 8, 2020
In between Thanksgiving and Christmas is a chaotic time. In past years, the three weeks between these breaks has been very stressful, especially with schoolwork.
Photo courtesy of study.com

A terrible three weeks

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
December 19, 2019
Sitting by where he keeps his bees, senior Sherman Lacost poses with a group of bees that he cares for. Lacost has kept bees after being encouraged by his father and looks forward to continuing to in the future. Photo courtesy of Sherman Lacost

To bee or not to bee

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
November 4, 2019
Standing in front of a pedigree displaying her family tree, AP Environmental Science teacher Margeret Drumsta shows a naming tradition in her family. Her family has been passing the name Margeret through their daughters for many generations.

Margaret to Margaret

Izzy Antilla, Staffer
October 25, 2019
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