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Faces in the Crowd: What are your Thanksgiving traditions?

Rebecca Degnan, Staff Writer
November 26, 2025
In this column, the Lasso spotlights students around the school, giving a further glimpse into the culture of Meridian High School.

In this latest edition of Faces in the Crowd, staff writer Rebecca Degnan learns about students’ favorite thanksgiving traditions.

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Rebecca Degnan
Rebecca Degnan, Staff Writer
Rebecca is a freshman and it’s her first year taking Journalism. She loves gymnastics, her dog, and sprinkles.