KATRINA’S LIMERICK BY

IBRAHIM ATTARAS

There once was a girl named Katrina

Who had a friend, a pal named Nina

They bought jeans, what a pair!

But the tag lied, oh despair!

Shrunk jeans are a hurricane arena.

To her surprise the jeans did not fit

Angry girls are terrifying, to wit

She unleashed her mighty rain

Flooding the land, causing pain

A troublemaker who refused to quit.

Katrina was now a hurricane

She flooded every imaginable plain

“Feel my wrath, you lowly humans!”

“It’s World War III, I’m Prez Truman!”

She said as she assaulted Lake Pontchartrain.

People fled to Houston’s Super Dome

With no place to call their home

To this day, they still suffer

Rarely having food for supper

On streets many homeless still roam.

Katrina’s destruction was nothing but evil

Her punishments simply medieval

Her evil laugh, a haunting refrain

That we hope never to see again

We pray she doesn’t enact a sequel.

So beware of Katrina’s might

Her hunger for mischief, her delight

In conclusion, hide your kids

For she’s still hungry for their ribs

In New Orleans, she caused quite a fright!

THE TALE OF THE UNLUCKY SHIPWRECK, ACTS I AND II

BY UNAYSAH RON

Cast Of Characters

EARL: Powder monkey of the captain, naive but faithful.

CAPTAIN: The captain of his ship, who stranded at sea for mysterious reasons

LUDWIG: AESIR LINDERSON’s deckhand.

AESIR LINDERSON: Rival of CAPTAIN

PROPRIETOR: Owner of the Green Eel, a hotel.

Act i

CAPTAIN: This is sad.

EARL: What’s sad?

CAPTAIN: What’s sad? We’re stranded on a dingy lifeboat, we’ve lost our ship, and we’ve been lost at sea for hours! How could this be any worse?

EARL: We might not have a lifeboat.

CAPTAIN: Then we’d be too dead to feel sad.

CAPTAIN (resting their head on the boat's edge): This is miserable.

EARL: (Pulling some cheese out of his pocket): Have some cheese! That may cheer you up!

CAPTAIN: I suppose…

CAPTAIN: (takes a mournful bite of cheese)

EARL: But things could be way worse, captain. We could have a shark chasing after us.

CAPTAIN: I’d murder it with my knife.

EARL: You may not have that knife.

CAPTAIN: Then I’d feed you to it and kill it with my bare hands while it’s eating.

EARL: That would be worse than our current situation though.

CAPTAIN: Things could be better, too. I could still have the Serendipity, we could have proper food and water instead of these terrible rations, and I could have Merlin himself on here instead of you, Earl.

CAPTAIN: But I suppose I could live off of you for a few days if it gets any worse.

EARL: I’d rather you eat the fish, please.

CAPTAIN: (sighs) This is downright depressing.

EARL: No, this is amazing!

CAPTAIN: You may believe that, but I don’t think I ever will.

EARL: Look! There’s land!

CAPTAIN: (jerks self up to look around)

CAPTAIN: LAND! We should be getting ready to go ashore! Get out the rope! Row, row, row!

EARL: We have no rope.

CAPTAIN: ROW.

EARL: Yes, captain.

CAPTAIN: (looks eagerly at the island)

CAPTAIN: We’re almost there!

Narrator: A short while later, they arrive at the island.

CAPTAIN: Oh, sweet, sweet, land! It’s been too long since I’ve stood on your stable earth!

EARL: (panting heavily)

EARL: Finally…here…

CAPTAIN: We must observe this island to gain information on its inhabitants! Then, of course, we find a port that will take us to our base of opera - home!

CAPTAIN: (mutters under their breath) The walls have ears, Erwin. You can never be too careful.

EARL: Erwin?

CAPTAIN: (still muttering) The walls have ears, Erwin.

EARL: Yes, uh, Maurice.

CAPTAIN: Maurice?

CAPTAIN: We should head inland to look for a port. An island this big is bound to have one.

EARL: Yes, Maurice.

Narrator: They continue trekking inland until they reach the docks.

CAPTAIN: (walks over to a fisherman, who is taking fish off of his boat.)

CAPTAIN: Would you mind taking us to Ravel? Erwin and I have family there, but our boat left without us! If you could be so kind, I could pay some money.

FISHERMAN: It ain’t for me to decide. Everything moved through here has to go through Ludwig. I s’pose you could make an appointment, but I dunno how long the line is.

CAPTAIN: Where can I see Ludwig?

FISHERMAN: Ludwig’s office is over there. (The fisherman points to an office that looks a lot like a repurposed fruit stand)

CAPTAIN: Thank you for the help, kind sir. Erwin, let’s get going.

EARL: Yes, father.

CAPTAIN: Well, I suppose we should get going, Erwin. (Earl and the CAPTAIN walk over to Ludwig’s office. There is a line in front of them, which numbers about ten people.)

CAPTAIN: Erwin, you and I shall stand here and wait.

EARL: Yes, father.

(Earl and the CAPTAIN wait for a bit, as the people in front talk to Ludwig for a minute and then wander off. Finally, Earl and the CAPTAIN are at the front of the line.)

CAPTAIN: (Gasps, takes Earl’s hat, and puts it on.)

CAPTAIN: (In an odd accent.) Well, Ludwig, a kind fisherman pointed us here, so can we request passage to Ravel? My son and I have family there, and we haven’t been able to find anyone to take us there.

LUDWIG: (Does not look up from his stack of papers.)

LUDWIG: I’ll need your name and which port you plan on docking on.

CAPTAIN: Maurice and Erwin…Randall! Maurice and Erwin Randall, and we’re heading to the North Port in Ravel.

LUDWIG: I’m sorry to say, there are no ships to Ravel today. You’ll have to wait…(sifts through a stack of papers)

LUDWIG: For two days. Contact me in due time, and I’ll make sure you get passage.

LUDWIG: (Waves them away with a sweep of his hand.) Next!

CAPTAIN: (Walks away with EARL.)

CAPTAIN: (Whispers to EARL.) Erwin, this is worse than we thought. Ludwig(in air quotes) looks exactly like Vance Ricards. And do you know who Vance Ricards is? The deckhand of the Heart of Evil. Erwin, if you ever get a ship, please spare me by not naming it something so cheesy as Heart of Evil.

EARL: Yes, father.

CAPTAIN: Now, come on. We must get back to our boat and find another island.

EARL: Captain?

CAPTAIN: We can’t take our chances with Aesir Linderson, it’ll be way too -

EARL: Captain!

CAPTAIN: Yes?

EARL: Our boat’s probably gone by now. We didn’t have any rope to dock it, remember?

CAPTAIN: Argh! Looks like we do have to take our chances with Aesir LINDERSON.

CAPTAIN: We’ll have to find a place to stay first.

CAPTAIN: (Looks around, and finds a hotel)

CAPTAIN: We shall stay in the Green Eel, then. Come on Erwin. (EARL and the CAPTAIN walk towards the Green Eel and push open the door)

PROPRIETOR: Hello! Do you need a room?

CAPTAIN: Can I have a room for two, please?

PROPRIETOR: Well, I’ll need your full name and the way you’ll be payin’.

CAPTAIN: Maurice Randall, and I’ll be paying in cash.

PROPRIETOR: Thank you! I’ll need half o’ the money now, you can give me the rest when you leave.

CAPTAIN: (searches for spare coins)

CAPTAIN: Give me a second…

PROPRIETOR: If you don’t got money, you can get a room for free if you can catch ‘em or get some information on these wanted criminals.

PROPRIETOR: (pulls out a few posters)

PROPRIETOR: Their names are Wesley Jon, Roger Greenbeard, and uh, Douglas Perkins, who looks a lot like (looks up nervously) …you.

CAPTAIN: Douglas Perkins is my cousin, and the last time I saw him he was sailing off to become a merchant. I only wish I could have been there to help him. He’s sent me a couple of letters, though I'm an honest citizen and don’t want that kind of trouble.

PROPRIETOR: Yeah, well, you got any info on him? That’ll be a free room.

CAPTAIN: Well, his ship is called the Serendipity, and the last time he sent a letter it was from Schubert. Is that enough?

PROPRIETOR: Sure, that’s enough. Yer room is 108, and here are the keys. Enjoy your room!

(EARL and the CAPTAIN walk to their room. It’s a small but clean room with two beds placed parallelly and a small table in between.)

CAPTAIN: Well, this is a very nice room.

Act ii

(There is a rustling noise, and two people wearing only enter the room, while EARL and the CAPTAIN continue sleeping. The first one is clean-shaven and tall, while the other is tall but has a long beard.)

INTRUDER #1: There he is! The one who the proprietor said was here.

INTRUDER #2: Should we get the lackey?

INTRUDER #1: Sure, we don’t want another threat on our hands. Besides, it’s two v. two. We can take them!

(INTRUDER #1 and INTRUDER #2 pick up EARL and the CAPTAIN and haul them offstage.)

(The next scene is on a prop of a boat, complete with a gangplank. EARL and the CAPTAIN are tied up on deck. A man, presumably Aesir LINDERSON stands above them, while INTRUDER #1 and INTRUDER #2 stand off to the side.)

AESIR LINDERSON: Wake them up.

INTRUDER #1: (picks up megaphone from the deck)

INTRUDER #1: WAKE UP!

(The CAPTAIN startles awake, but EARL stays asleep)

CAPTAIN: Darn it Earl, just another minute.

AESIR LINDERSON: I don’t think you have another minute, Maurice.

CAPTAIN: Aesir!

AESIR LINDERSON: The walls have eyes, too, Maurice, not just ears. You should know that after our conflict in Liszt.

CAPTAIN: I knew you would be here!

AESIR LINDERSON: It’s my city, Maurice, of course, I would be here. And you’ve been so kind to come here, offering yourself up on a silver platter.

CAPTAIN: We were stranded here! I would never come to your - your dump otherwise.

AESIR LINDERSON: Brave words from a cowardly person, and that’s a pathetic excuse. Now that you’re here, however, I suppose it’s finally time to get rid of you and your lackey.

The Benefits Of Electric Vehicles By Omar Ron

Ever thought about the carbon footprint of your car? Well, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, “A typical passenger vehicle emits about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year.” They also make 41% of transport related greenhouse gas emissions, says 8 Million Trees. Compare that to an electric vehicle (EV) which produces… None!

Some might think that the production emissions of building the battery, and the power plant costs outweigh the benefit of an electric car. According to the US EPA both accusations are unfounded. EVs have no tailpipe emissions, which make up 74% of emissions in gasoline powered cars. While it is true that the upfront production environmental costs are greater, the lower emissions allow the EV to break even. To further reduce carbon footprint batteries are being recycled and, plus, there is a rise in sustainable energy production.

Others might argue about the range of the car. They complain: “The range of the car will be too small. I’ll never get anywhere!” In fact, an average EV can go 250-300 miles on a single charge, while high end luxury cars and drive for 500, according to U.S. News. 250 miles is around four to five hours of driving. Most people will probably take a break before this time is over.

Even if you have amazing range, some people will still stubbornly argue a losing case. They say that there is nowhere to charge. There are many places to charge, but the best place is your home. Tesla sells large batteries that you can put on your house, and can even serve as a power supply in the case of a blackout. You can also get incentives for installing a home charger. Even if you are away from home, there are many charging posts, some of them also installed by Tesla. Now states are focusing on adding charging outlets. In the future, they may be as common as gas stations.

“What about the price?” you may be asking. This is the most argued topic. CBS News reported that, as of February 22, “The Tesla Model 3 now starts at $43,000, not including the $7,500 tax credit Americans can get for buying an electric vehicle.” and “At the same time, new gas-powered cars have been increasing in price, with the average cost of a new car in January sitting at $49,388, a 6% increase from a year earlier, according to Kelley Blue Book data.” This data shows that gas-powered cars will just get more expensive, making electric cars a better and better option. Although the price may be lower, you may still think about your electric bill. Even if gas prices go down, the price will still be less, especially at peak hours, says U.S. News.

I’ve been talking a lot about how arguments against electric cars are unfounded, but why should you buy them? First, most electric cars come with the latest cutting edge technology. Because many models are new, they come with new technology to match the date. They usually have screens and, in Tesla models, they even have games! They also usually have over-the-air software updates, saving you time and money!

Electric cars also have less maintenance costs. They have less moving parts, which means less wear. They also don’t use oil, which means no oil changes. They also use regenerative braking, so they have far less wear on the brakes. Their battery also gets charged when they do this. They do, of course, require some level of maintenance, but all in all, it is less.

With all this in mind you might be fooled into thinking that these are the only benefits. You would be wrong. The ride is very smooth as in these comments provided by CleanTechnica: “Going green is nice and all, but they are just straight up superior vehicles in almost every way. It costs me less money to operate. It has better performance and a smoother ride.” and “Absolutely. My wife thought that there was something wrong with her car when we took it in a trip recently because it seemed really rough. When it turned out to be fine, she said ‘Huh. Guess I’m just used to riding in your car’.” You can see the superiority of green vehicles is quite obvious now.

All in all, it comes back to the one that everyone talks about: electric vehicles are green. They produce less carbon emissions and are great for the environment compared to gas powered cars. Perhaps iIt’s best said by Forth Executive Director Jeff Allen: “This is probably the highest impact thing you can do, as an individual, is to buy an electric vehicle.”

A Plastic World By Yusuf Attaras

Imagine a world where the streets are filled with plastic bags and all sorts of other kinds of plastic waste. That could be our planet in a few decades. It is estimated that by 2050 there will be 26 metric tons or 573,201,881,680,068 pounds of plastic on the planet. You might think that is not a lot but think about how light weight plastic is and how many plastic bags will be flying around on streets. Today people think plastic will not harm anyone but they are wrong. Plastic bags are harmful to every aspect of this planet. Plastic is because it is very expensive to make and to clean up after, is harmful to wildlife and marine life, and is also harmful to human health.

First, plastic bags are very expensive not in currency but in natural resources. Each year 12 million barrels of crude oil are used to make all the plastic needed in the US. In each barrel there is 42 gallons of crude oil which adds up to 504,000,000 gallons of crude oil used for plastic production per year. At this rate the US. will run out of crude oil in about 5 years. It is estimated that in 50 years the world will run out of all its oil supply. Not only are they very expensive in natural resources but they are expensive when being cleaned up. The U.S. spends 15 billion dollars a year to clean up only a portion of the plastic in this country. As you can see, creating plastic and cleaning it is very expensive.

There are many animals that suffer from plastic in their natural habitats such as turtles. Each year 100 million marine animals die from ingesting plastic or getting tangled in it. Not only marine life is affected however. Elephants, tigers, and zebras or only a few land animals that have to deal with human junk in their natural habitat. As you can see, plastic is extremely dangerous to many species of animals. Every minute a whole garbage truck worth of plastic is poured into the ocean every minute.

You might not care about wildlife and say that many people have no compassion for it. First of all, yes you are right, some people do not care about the environment but everyone cares about themselves. Plastic is extremely harmful to humans in many stages of its production. As crude oil it pollutes the air. Even in its final stage when we see it as a plastic bag or object it is still harmful. Plastic can cause cancer. Did you know that 75% of the fish an average person eats has ingested plastic? Each person inhales about 22,000,000 micro and nanoplastics a year. That is about how much plastic there is in a credit card. This is how plastic is harmful to humans and causes death and many diseases.

Plastic is harmful to the air because of crude oil and is harmful to animals when it is misplaced in the oceans or on land. Lastly it is harmful to humans in both of those ways. As we concluded, plastic is harmful to the planet, to animals, and to us humans. This is why everyone needs to help to reduce their use of plastic. Some ways to do that can be simply to use a reusable water bottle or shopping bags. Another very important way is to not use plastic bags like ziplocks as lunch containers. Instead you can find a reusable container. If you want to keep eating fish without getting sick I suggest that you reduce your use of plastic.

In Favor Of Space Travel By Aasiyah Siddiqui

To all those space haters out there: What if America had never landed on the Moon? Russia would have beaten us in the Cold War and the Space Race. Without space travel, a lot of people would still be curious about our universe. We would not know about the climate and terrain of Mars, for instance, and the fact that colonization is possible within our lifetimes. Think of it this way: you do not have to go to space. Rather, let the people who risk their life to help our Earth do it.

The reasons people have for not liking space travel are not good at all. Most people who are anti-space are people who hate the government. Perhaps if we go to space, we can find solutions to our problems here on Earth. For instance, there is a satellite in space that measures the soil moisture levels on Earth, called the SMAP mission. It helps us by measuring the soil moisture on Earth. That is tremendously useful.

There are three specific reasons why we should go to space. Number 1: the materials, technology, and chemicals used to go to space can be used here on Earth. For example, the scratch resistant lens, insulin pump, and solar cells were all made because they needed something like it in space. Number 2: space travel also helps with weather monitoring, environmental monitoring, and satellite use, such as GPS. All of these things didn’t just magically appear; they were all done by space travel. Reason Number 3 is a little more forward-looking and speculative. Scientists have been thinking about colonizing space and planets to solve the problems of overpopulation and resource shortage on Earth. They are also thinking of extracting minerals and other materials rom asteroids, the moon, and other planets. This could solve the potential scarcity of Earth's resources in the distant future.

Another great example to point to is that NASA has sent a telescope, called the Hubble Telescope, into space, and it has captured multiple images of our vast universe. These missions help us understand more about our universe. In addition, space travel can also help with jobs. Thousands of people work with space travel-related jobs like NASA and SpaceX. These are only two examples, but there are many more. Space travel can help our species here on Earth because by going to space, we could be taking a step into developing ourselves as a longer-term surviving species. Lest we forget that people make money for working in the space travel field. If you were to halt space travel, you could be taking someone's livelihood away from them. My teacher's associate, Robert Goyal, hates space travel. He thinks that space travel is too expensive and for all the money that NASA spends on space exploration, there have been no major accomplishments since 1969 when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon. Instead, that money should be given to Elon Musk so he can end world hunger. He argues that Elon Musk does a better job with SpaceX than NASA does with American money. However, what I would like to say to people like Robert Goyal is that Elon Musk is wasting his money by sending Teslas to space (one of his many hairbrained ideas). He also has his own private spaceship and is sending people into space through that, which is completely unnecessary. He is the one who is wasting money, not NASA. Robert Goyal also believes that NASA exists to provide cushy government jobs to overeducated PhDs who look down on the hoi-polloi of America. In other words, NASA is just a money sink. It’s true that SpaceX is doing a better job than NASA in some ways, but Musk spent $100 million dollars just to initially launch SpaceX, has subsequently raised another $2 billion over the years, and he's probably spending more money now that SpaceX is growing. NASA's budget for the financial year (FY) 2020 is $22.6 billion. They are getting 220 times Elon Musk’s money, yet Robert argues that they aren’t doing anything substantial.

However, has he heard of the Webb Telescope launched by NASA last year? It is already discovering large quantities of new information about the universe never known before, including finding the most distant galaxies ever and the discovery of new, potentially habitable planets! Ultimately, I don’t mind who does the space exploration as long as the space exploration gets done, so I agree with Elon Musk’s vision, as well as NASA’s project plans. As long as space travel continues, I think most people will be happy. I think Robert Goyal should read this op-ed so that he learns why to not hate space travel.

In conclusion, Robert Goyal and all the other space haters out there are incorrect. He is far too shortsighted about the merits of space travel. He fails to realize that the future of Earth will and must involve space colonization. Countries like China are already ahead of the United States in terms of math and science research & development related to space travel. He doesn't realize that scientists and companies, such as SpaceX, are already in the process of laying out and implementing the plan to colonize Mars within our lifetimes. And they won't stop at Mars; from there, they will be looking to colonize new planets. Robert Goyal is not thinking about the future of our planet, or even the future of himself and his progeny - he only has the present in mind. As long as we continue to invest in space travel, we might solve problems here on Earth for generations to come.

Getting To A Level Playing Field

BY RANA O. AND FATIMA E.

Imagine just graduating from college and being offered a huge job, but then learning that your salary is less than a man’s who was offered the same job. Back in the 1900s, people were fighting for women’s right to vote. Finally in 1920 they got the right to vote. But for many that was just the beginning. For 102 years women have been fighting for equal rights. Now it’s 2022 and things have most definitely changed. Some say women have a lot more rights and are treated a lot more differently than they were originally. Let’s look at some statistics to show if women really are as equal as men are.

Today, according to Pew Research Center, women make 82% of what men make in the United States, and they’d have to work 47 extra days to catch up to their salary. That’s more than a month. It’s true that more men hold full-time jobs than women (according to the Census Bureau) and perhaps put in longer hours as a result, which may lead to higher incomes. However, the nearly 25% increase in female full-time workers from 2000 to 2019 suggests that more women may be working longer hours as well, a change that appears to have had little effect on their pay. There are 71.51 million men working, and 71.75 million women working in the U.S., but for women to catch up to mens’ salaries, 15.5 million more women would have to work. This is beyond belief.

In addition, nowadays, something called Pink Tax is also taking place. This means that any feminine products, including girls’ toys, tend to cost 7% more than masculine products. Which leads us to the question, do women really have equal treatment they were hoping for? Sure things have definitely gotten better since the 1900s, but with the much more modern and developing world we live in are things really at the best they could be? According to modern ideas and the modern world we are positive that gender equality is not at its fullest.

Most people don’t even consider the fact that there hasn’t been a female president in 246 years since the U.S. was established. However this is not just the case with presidents, all types of managerial positions lack female workers. Only 27.9% of women occupy managerial jobs. That isn’t even close to half. America gives us the impression that it is all about equality and freedom, but then again what you see on the outside may not be what you see on the inside. Bias to women is engraved into the center of society.

There are people who might think that these numbers are so low because women aren’t interested in occupying managerial positions. But that’s not the case. While women’s lack of interest might be one of the reasons for their absence in government, the main reason is the pervasive notion that women are inferior to men. This leads to people in society praising, supporting, advising, and inspiring men more than women. If women aren’t given these and are instead constantly suppressed by the people around them, how can they gather the courage to express their thoughts and opinions and pursue their aspirations? This is the real reason that political positions are missing women.

In 1972, the Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment, which prohibited discrimination based on the person’s sex. However, three states didn’t approve it, and since then, the states and the federal government have been said to have sufficient laws, so the constitution never guaranteed gender equality. Yet, women are still being treated unfairly in their professional lives and more! Clearly, the current laws are not working!

Things won’t change until the people’s ideas of equality change. Passing the ERA should be the first priority. What more, if the USA, the proverbial land of freedom, is like this, what about the rest of the world? What do we know about how women are treated elsewhere?

1 Only 27% of the House of Representatives, 24% of the Senate, 38% of the democrats, 14% of the republicans, 20% of the congress, and 4% of the Supreme Court of Justices are women.

p. 8 p. 8 TWO WORDS p. 9 MY LIFE AS A GHOST p. 10 THIS TOO SHALL PASS p. 11 MY SWEET LITTLE STRAWBERRY p. 12 p. 13 A CONSECUTIVE TAP p. 13 WORK TO LIVE p. 14 ON INDUSTRIOUSNESS p. 16 KAUAI p. 16 A CHANGE OF PLANS p. 17 A HIKE p. 18 THE MOUNTAINS p. 19 p. 20 BOVINE APPRECIATION POST p. 21 THE COLORS OF THE WORLD p. 22 p. 23 PLAY p. 23 p. 24 BAZAAR p. 25 MISSING p. 26 p. 27 APOLOGIES p. 28 THE SYMPHONY p. 29 PEACE BE UPON YOU p. 30 THE TALK ISA HASAN p. 31 SELF-ESTEEM p. 32 THE THORNE CHRONICLES, VOLUME 1, CHAPTER 1 p. 35 MISTILIERY, THE MAGIC GHOST CAT, CHAPTER 1 p. 40 THE KASBAGH, CHAPTER 1: MAGIC AND MACHINATIONS p. 47 LAYLA, WORLD TRAVELER, CHAPTER 1: ARCTIC ADVENTURE p. 48 THE INHERITORS OF THE STAR SPIRIT, PROLOGUE, CHAPTER 1, & CHAPTER 2 p. 52 THE LEGEND OF THE WALKING STICK p. 53 SERPENT OF THE DEEP: AN EPIC POEM p. 57 BRADLEY AND THE AMAZON RAINFOREST: AN EPIC POEM p. 62 KATRINA'S LIMERICK p. 63 THE TALE FO THE UNLUCKY SHIPWRECK, ACTS 1 AND 2 p. 68 THE BENEFITS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES p. 70 A PLASTIC WORLD p. 71 IN FAVOR OF SPACE TRAVEL p. 73 GETTING TO A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD

MINNAH SARHAN

OMAR RON

RANA O.

ISA HASAN

MARIAM MOHAMMED

RANA O.

ISA HASAN

YUSUF ATTARAS

ZYAD ELWAZEER

IBRAHIM ATTARAS

UNAYSAH RON

OMAR RON

YUSUF ATTARAS

AASIYAH SIDDIQUI

FATIMA E. AND RANA O.