HUMANS OF GUNN

Freshman Ruddhra Gupta

Happiest moment of high school: Spending time with friends during lunch

Favorite class at Gunn: Biology Honors

Song Ruddhra never skips: “Nouveau Monde” by Corneille

Sophomore Atara Schwab

Happiest moment of high school: Watching Homecoming events

Favorite class at Gunn:

Photography 1

Song Atara never skips: “Roman’s Revenge” by Nicki Minaj

Junior Anthony Ho

Happiest moment of high school: Surviving Chemistry Honors

Favorite class at Gunn: Biology Honors

Song Anthony never skips: “Rainbow” by Kacey Musgraves

Senior Noor Parak

Happiest moment of high school: Being on the girls tennis team

Favorite class at Gunn:

Biotechnology

Song Noor never skips: “Unforgettable” by Drake

Librarian Daljeet Gill

Happiest memory as a high school student: Scoring the tying goal in a soccer match

Favorite place on campus: The library

Song Mr. Gill never skips: “Staying Alive” by the Bee Gees

Math Teacher

Happiest memory as a high school student

Creating a flm in Spanish class for a fnal exam

Favorite place on campus: Her classroom

Song Ms. Choi never skips: “Dancing in the Moonlight” by Toploader

The pothos plant, also known as devil’s ivy, is fairly lowmaintenance: It is able to thrive in various living conditions, from sun to shade and moist soil to dry soil. Not only are these plants easy to keep alive, but they also e ectively purify and remove pollutants from the air. According to a study from NASA, the golden pothos was able to remove 8,986 micro-grams of formaldehyde (a gas known to irritate the body and cause cancer) per plant over a surface area of 2,723 square centimeters.

For those who have a tendency to over water their houseplants, try purchasing a bonsai tree or an elephant ear plant. Sporting magnificent leaves, these dramatic tropical plants are generally easy to care for. Just remember to give them indirect sunlight and trim their yellowing leaves once in a while. Both bonsai trees and elephant ear plants grow best in moist soil, though bonsai trees require more care regarding sunlight and trimming. Rubber plants, bamboo, and ferns are also good choices for those who tend to use a heavy hand when watering. Aspiring plant parents can also adjust for their watering tendencies by using