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Keeping The Environment Clean

Keeping The Environment Clean

33.7% of your ecosystem is being ruined and demolished, by none other than trash. Every day over 100 pieces of trash pollute the environment. Behind every piece of trash is a story on how one can be better at taking care of our environment. Such as thinking before you throw, or none other than recycling. 

How does littering effect us here at Alliance High School? As the parking lot continues to fill up with trash, the parking lot is getting taken over. As a senior my goal is to reduce the amount of trash viewed in our school parking lot, such as bringing in more trash cans, or even advocating for some to take matter into their own hands and pick up after others. Even though my goal seems small my intentions are big.

I asked Mr. Baker ways he would approach the student body to help the environment he stated “ A club could form, maybe a community service once a month doing a trash sweep, the next thing would just be focusing on getting stuff into the trash cans, every kid should know what to do it’s just do the kids have the personal responsibility its simple but not many people do it.” 

Although taking care of your environment could be simple, how can you as an individual help our environment?  Reduce, Reuse, Recycle; Educate; Think before you toss; Clean up after yourself! As my senior year comes to an end I hope to move forth with my intentions on helping the school stay clean, and a happy environment for all. Maybe forming a recycling club isn’t such a bad idea after all

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Caylee Loomis
Caylee Loomis, Editor
    Caylee Loomis was born and raised in Alliance, Nebraska. She went to school from preschool to her seventh-grade year in Alliance then transferred to Hemingford her eighth through freshman year. She transferred to Hemingford because Caylee struggled in school and her mom thought it would be a good change. Caylee transferred back because she didn’t like Hemingford, and is now graduating from Alliance! Caylee said, “I am very excited to be graduating school I want to go out and do my own thing.”      In school, Caylee is involved with the band playing the cymbals and learning the trumpet. Caylee said she chose band for an activity because the majority of her friends were in band and Mrs. Mangas offered to teach her the cymbals and trumpet.       Caylee stated, “For my last year at the high school, I would love to get awesome grades and a good GPA of 3.3.” She also wants to explore more job opportunities before leaving high school. When Caylee goes out to explore different jobs there is also more to life than just one job. Before Caylee leaves for college she would like to go to Lancaster, Pennsylvania to visit. She wants to know if that is really where she wants to live when she moves away. The reason she wants to move to Lancaster is because of the environment and she wants to get out of Nebraska.        Outside of school, Caylee works as a dishwasher at Ken and Dales. During her time away from school and work she loves to spend time with her family and friends, bake, and read fictional books.         After high school, Caylee would love to attend WNCC ( Western Nebraska Community College) and major in education. Caylee said, “I chose WNCC because of the financial aid, and it is cheap, it doesn't cost an arm and a leg to go there.” After college Caylee wants to be an English teacher in Pennsylvania. The person who inspired Caylee to be a teacher was Mrs. Gustafson because of how she interacts with the students and her teaching methods. Caylee's parents and her friends have inspired her to accomplish her dreams.       Caylee has one quote she wants everyone to remember, “Just cause your writing sucks, don’t ever give up.” Caylee wants everyone to know this quote because her writing once sucked and she never gave up now she is chief editor of the high school newspaper. 

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