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How to stay warm during the cold

By Anika Bhavnani, Editor-in-Chief
December 15, 2015

Cold weather is a foreign concept to us Angelenos, so the lower temperatures might come as a shock to Archer Girls. The school’s drafty hallways can make 60-degree days feel like below freezing. Here are five tips for how to stay warm during the cold.

Some tips that have been gathered to stay warm during the cold. Created by: Anika Bhavnani '17
Some tips that have been gathered to stay warm during the cold.
Created by: Anika Bhavnani ’17
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Anika Bhavnani
Anika Bhavnani, Editor-in-Chief
Anika Bhavnani became a member of the Oracle staff in 2015. She was promoted to co-Voices editor in 2016 and was promoted to editor-in-chief for the 2016-2017 school year. She is president of the Diversity Board, an Archer Ambassador and member of the Speech and Debate Team. During the summer of 2016, she went to the National Student Leadership Conference for journalism and hopes to bring back what she learned to The Oracle.