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The Dispatch

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The Dispatch

Rae Gray

Rae Gray, Photo Essay Editor

Howdy! My names Rae Gray and I am a staff photographer for The Dispatch. I am a sophomore and this is my first year on staff. I joined The Dispatch because I wanted to be more involved with the events at this school and get to know the people here better.  I am also a member of the swim team here at Bowie and the president of SAGA. I enjoy eating fast food after school and blaring Milky Chance and Frank Ocean in my car. 

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Senior Goodbye: Rae Gray

Senior Goodbye: Rae Gray

Rae Gray, Managing Editor
June 7, 2021
On January 6 a violent mob of insurrectionists stormed the United States Capitol while it was in session to certify the electoral votes for the 2020 Presidential election.

Rising Unrest

Rae Gray, Managing Editor
April 21, 2021
On Wednesday, Jan. 6, as a mob in support of President Donald Trump rampaged through the Capitol, the world observed a crisis unfold that has since been named an “insurrection.” In response to the mob riot at the Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6, the House of Representatives has introduced an article of impeachment against President Trump, citing his “incitement of insurrection” as the justifying cause.

Impeachment is the bare minimum

Rae Gray, Managing Editor
January 15, 2021
The reality of reproductive health rights

The reality of reproductive health rights

Rae Gray, Managing Editor
November 11, 2020
The first 2020 United States presidential debate between the two major candidates in the United States presidential election, Trump and Biden, took place September 29th.

SNL skit or Presidential Debate?

Rae Gray, Managing Editor
September 30, 2020
THE SMOOCH OF A LIFETIME: After three years of waiting, Edward Bloom played by junior Jaden Davis, finally finds the love of his life, Sandra, played by senior Gillian Griffis. He worked for a circus master during those three years and every month he would give him a clue of his mystery girls identity, with his last clue being that she loved daffodils. “Before walking on stage for daffodils I take a second to get in character  and fall in love with this man in front of me,” Griffis said. “And the music carries me away to the last second and just like any other piece of blocking, we kiss.”

Big Fish makes a spectacular splash

Rae Gray, Photo Editor
February 21, 2020
SCHOOL SPIRIT: The JV team performs their routine for a panel of judges. The judges critique each team’s technique, routine difficulty, and stunt quantity to determine scores.

[Photo] Cheerleaders crush competition

Lauren Joy, Dispatch Reporter
December 22, 2019
HARD AT WORK: Jayden’s bees are hard at work producing honey. On the left is the empty honey cones, and on the right is the honey cones filled with honey. “I wasn’t planning on collect- ing honey at all this year, but I checked on them one day and I noticed that they had produced a lot more than I thought,” Wu said.

Beekeeper keeps community bee-utiful

Rae Gray, Photo Essay Editor
October 22, 2019
GIVING THE MONTHLY CHECK UP: He checks on the bees every monthly to make sure that everything is going smoothly. “When I check on the bees I make sure that they are doing what they need to be doing,” Wu said.

Student beekeeper

Rae Gray, Photo Essay Editor
October 10, 2019
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