The English Department of Malden High School welcomes new addition, Audrey Birkett. Birkett has been living in Somerville, Massachusetts, but this is her first job
Author: Kayley Glavin
Kayley Glavin is returning junior reporter for the Malden High The Blue and Gold Newspaper. Her birthday is June 17, 2005 and she is 16 years old. She plays soccer for Malden High as of this year and softball as of last year. She is a Climate Change Activist and for this reason she enjoys cleaning up her city when she can . Some of her favorite shows include Gossip Girl, Gilmore Girls, Vampire Diaries, Revenge and Atypical. She came back to write for the paper to explore more ways of writing and become involved in print. Writing has always and will continue to be a passion of hers and this is why she decided to keep her position at the paper. This year, she aspires to work even harder in this class and hopefully even make more friends that will help her grow in this class. When Glavin goes to college, she hopes to study either journalism or political science.
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