Biennial One Book celebration brings ‘The Little Prince’ to life

By Cat Oriel, News & Features Editor • April 11, 2018 • 1 Comment

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The Class of 2018 commenced the biennial One Book tradition with a surprise kickoff celebration in the courtyard on Tuesday, Apr. 10.

Watch the video above and look through the photo gallery below to see more from the event.

Full story to follow.

Photo credit: Cat Oriel

Uma Halsted '18 smiles while dressed like the Little Prince during the One Book celebration in the courtyard. Halsted was one of four seniors that read a section of the book aloud to the entire school.

Tags: advisory, Book, Brian Wogensen, bubbles, Celebration, class of 2018, community, cookies, costume, Courtyard, English class, food, French, one book, seniors, The Little Prince, tradition

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Cat Oriel, News & Features Editor

Cat Oriel joined the Oracle staff as a contributing writer in 2015, was promoted to Voices Editor in 2017 and is now the News and Features Editor. She is a part of Archer’s varsity volleyball team, co-founder of the Feed2SucceedFund Archer Chapter, a member of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Culture Club and is the CEO of the Arrow Store. She was named the Middle School Poet Laureate in 2013 and the World Language Poet Laureate in 2015. Her other interests include graphic design and dogs.

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One Response to “Biennial One Book celebration brings ‘The Little Prince’ to life”

Scarlet Levin on April 11th, 2018 11:51 pm

Thanks for adding a video beforehand. I missed the festivities, and know how difficult it is to complete a story within a few hours of an event. Good use of the critiques we got from the NSPA!

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