Showing posts with label Mia Semeniuk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mia Semeniuk. Show all posts

Friday, May 19, 2017

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Seed Scatter Photos

On Thursday May 18th, a huge group of students scattered seeds on the empty green space around our school. Organized by Sam Hollinrake and friends, the seed scatter was an overall success! Read on for some photos from the event, and look forward to new flowers growing around the school!

All the Seed Scatterers posing for a group picture!
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

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The Backbone of Iroquois Ridge - The Inside Scoop On Student Council 2016/17


Student Council is one of the clubs that glue Iroquois together. The group of high-achieving students that get together every Monday to discuss our school and its future call themselves StudCo. All the students that work to ensure you are having a good time and a comfortable social experience aren't as appreciated as they should be. Ridge Report recently had an interview to get an insider’s look on Student Council’s duties and goals for this year.
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Monday, November 28, 2016

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November 7th - Outfits of the Week - Fifty Shades Of Grey

This is not what you think it is - we just really love the colour grey, and fashion icons at the ridge seem to too! As Mia and I circulated the Ridge, we noticed that grey is an extremely popular colour amongst most Trailblazers. Grey is one of those colours that people associate with a feeling; sad. As amazing as you all look in these different shades of grey we’re hoping it isn't a cry for help and everybody is feeling bangarang. If not, we hope we can bring some light into your life with this super positive issue of Outfits Of The Week.  
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Monday, October 31, 2016

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Mia’s Special OOTD - Halloween

Hi everybody and happy Halloween! Today, instead of Mercedes, it’s Mia (the one who takes all the awesome pictures) updating you on the best outfits. I know, bummer (but let me just say, I’m twice as cool as Mercedes. JUST KIDDING MECHE). She’s very territorial over this column, so this is a special moment for me. For this special edition of OOTW, I’ll be sharing one super cool costume worn by a Trailblazer today in honour of Halloween. So let’s get rolling!
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Saturday, October 29, 2016

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OOTW - October 17 - Sweater Weather Week

The leaves aren't the only things dropping this time of year - the temperatures are going down as well. And with lower temperatures, comes higher fashion. This week is Sweater Weather Week, where we put a spotlight on the warmest, most fashionable sweaters, sweatshirts and hoodies of the season. Here are five Trailblazers that showed up to school looking the cutest and the coziest.
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Thursday, October 20, 2016

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OOTW - October 3 - Pink Week

The month of October has begun. Here at the Ridge, October doesn't only mean turkey and cool costumes. If you didn’t already know, Iroquois is a huge supporter of Breast Cancer awareness month. All the students and staff come together on October 6th to watch football and wear pink. Our annual Pink game is my all time fave Ridge event that isn’t a dance. Not only does Pink day have a great sense of community but it has a great sense of style too. Here are five outfits that I thought kicked just as much butt as the junior football team.
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Friday, October 7, 2016

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OOTW - September 26 - Jean Week

Fall is upon us, and with fall comes fall fashion - one of my personal favorite fashion seasons of the year. This year, Ridge Report’s new Outfits Of The Week column will update you on Trailblazer trends and what Iroquois students are rocking today. Mia Semeniuk (my trusty photographer) and I roamed the Ridge and found six Trailblazers that we want to applaud for truly slaying the fashion game this week.


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