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Paisley Broadhurst

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer

Paisley Broadhurst ‘20 is starting her first year of journalism and enrolled in the class because she simply likes to write. She spends the fall time playing soccer, swimming in the winter, and playing lacrosse in the spring. Paisley enjoys the summertime the most and loves to spend time with her friends. She can’t wait to write for the CavChron.

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The swim team is hard at work on a Thursday afternoon at the Nashua Boys and Girls Club. Preparing for their first meet of the season this weekend, they are striving to beat their personal times. “The environment is more relaxed than other sports and not as hard core,” said Bardani

[Photo] A new wave of athletes

Morgan Broadhurst, Staff Writer
January 8, 2020
This is the bullseye rash that is commonly associated with Lyme Disease, since many patients find this shape somewhere on their body. “I didn’t find the tick bite,” Kotelly stated. Not all cases are found with a bullseye, which makes it even harder than it already is to determine if someone has the disease.

The controversy behind Lyme Disease

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
June 11, 2019
“Our school sports aren’t that bad,” Magnuszewski exclaims, as the trophy case shows. The trophy case reveals all the sports accomplishments. There are trophies from last year and there were some recently added this year.

Worth the switch?

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
June 7, 2019
Nicole (left) and Laurie (right) played two main roles in Mamma Mia. “Our productions have become much more student-led...it is my conviction that Laurie and Nicole were essential in all of these improvements,” said Barbosa. They next play was Almost Maine, which both Nicole and Laurie starred in.

Four fabulous years

Paisley Broadhurst
May 15, 2019
Rory Klauber (left) and Will Pesiridis (right) competed in doubles against Conval this past Wednesday. “This was the only loss during the match,” said Pesiridis ‘21, but it didn’t pose a threat to the team as they ended with an 8-1 win. The boys’ next game is against Goffstown on their home court!

Meeting their match

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
April 20, 2019
Peyton O’Connor, Jessica Hubert, Meredith Yardley, Tasha White, and Teresa DeMaio, all from the junior class, strike a pose in the halls. Yoga is an enjoyable activity to do with your friends. “Yoga is a way of life,” said O’Connor ‘20.

What’s hot with hot yoga?

Josie Farwell and Paisley Broadhurst
April 12, 2019
Alex Morgan was drafted in 2011 and has been playing soccer for eight years now. Each of us is extremely proud to wear the United States jersey, and we also take seriously the responsibility that comes with that,explained Alex Morgan when asked why she was fighting for this issue.

Can you play like a girl?

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
This photo of Mijas, Malaga, Spain was taken in April of 2017, which was the last Spanish trip. Students going on the Spain 2020 trip will be able to see beautiful sceneries like this one. “They are going to see two of the most beloved European cities”, explained Señor Basbas.

Calling all Spanish students

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
March 14, 2019
The board outside of the lunchroom displays the Red Cross Club’s upcoming events and useful information for the students. “Our club works to help the Red Cross as much as we can, such as hosting the blood drive,” described Sophia Whipp ‘20.

Donate for change

Paisley Broadhurst, Staff Writer
February 21, 2019
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