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Who are you wearing?

We take A Closer Look at how high school students interact with name-brand clothing.

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New history teacher Michael Sandberg to begin student instruction on Dec. 11

Upcoming @ PHS WED. DEC. 6 Parent Ed Night: Diversity Assembly at 6 p.m. @ Student Center THURS. DEC. 7 Acappella Winter Concert at 7:30 p.m.

TUES. DEC. 12 Orchestra Concert at 7:30 p.m. @ Alan Harvey Theater WED. DEC. 13 PHS Band Concert at 7:30 p.m. @ Alan Harvey Theater

Photo by Roy Connors

Following history teacher Mark Cowherd’s resignation, the administration hired Michael Sandberg to Modern World History, APUSH, and AP Euro.

MIRA TELLEGEN

THURS. DEC. 14 PMS Band Concert at 7:30 p.m. @ Alan Harvey Theater

counselors, teachers, and APUSH and AP

news editor

MON. DEC. 18 - DEC. 21 Finals Week very different candidates and allowed students

History (APUSH), and AP European History

FRI. DEC. 22 - MON. JAN. 8 Winter Break No School

involved in that process, that person is going to be their teacher for the rest of the year,” wants to to share his passion with others,”

Sandberg previously taught World History Sandberg to create a plan for the rest of the years and taught as an adjunct professor at Los

AP Euro student senior Maddy Levine said that she hopes Sandberg will prepare the students for the AP test and also ensure the

Ch eck out

that he is concerned that Sandberg has not

“One of the things I’ve learned out of the

Sandberg has a Massachusetts teaching

taught AP European history and he’s now the AP European history teacher, but for APUSH

richness of what the course was the dialogue to a posting of the job on the website

Article: CEO of Nia Global Solutions Kristin Hull speaks to

has the interests and ability to be able to

and diverse leadership at Voice Cooperative (VoCo) event

Timeline of process to hire new history teacher Committee interviews applicants for position

Email from

position to Michael Sandberg

announces hiring of Sandberg

Three applicants teach minilessons to students

History teacher Mark Cowherd resigns

OCT. 27

District

NOV. 9

NOV. 16

Sandberg’s

Sandberg accepts position

NOV. 20

NOV. 24

AP U.S. History AP Test (AP Euro May 18)

Article: MHS Halloween party presents opportunity for student body to connect in costume

in the classroom

NOV. 27

DEC. 11

MAY 11

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Food Deserts Cripple Communities

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Administration enforces line-cutting policy

What Are High School Sports Leagues

KATHERINE IRVING acl editor

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cutting by introducing grade lines last year, but this only

and CIF coordinate matchups based “Mr Mapes put his foot down and said ‘we are going stanchions, and if they cut in line they are going to have

WACC

Photo by Katherine Irving

The administration has put up stanchions in the Piper Cafe and begun to give students who cut in food service lines detentions.

Piedmont sports participate in the ference) conference for league play.

The fear of not getting food, or not getting one’s Kelley said that if a student really wants a certain food, A food desert, although only a desert in a metaphorical way, is equally characterized by a scarcity of fresh produce and healthy options.

NCS

MARTA SYMKOWICK

fear, they need to get in the front of the line so they can get

and regulates sports in the northern feel about how they’re going to get food and how they’re

dictates how many games each team

goods: crunchy chips, sugary soda, captivating candy, and

if they wanted to,” Kelley However, Kelley said that students need to learn the lesson now, otherwise they could end up with worse consequences than a

“I personally think that the school might have handled this wrong.”

Andrew Stoddard junior

catches a select few in the that it’s unfair to have such

“In real life, if you cut the store selling fresh fruits and vegetables, according to the

type two diabetes, fatty liver, and high blood pressure,” According to the head of pediatric cardiology at

all record including out of league and

down on cutting then that’s it’s own deal I guess, but they’re

over several hours in order to reach the nearest grocery generation are going to die before their parents, said to the USDA’s food desert locator atlas such areas border

CIF However, Kelley said that this will always be the case years of high school, it was a little ridiculous that that’s

said, “I only see convenient stores or liquor stores, places

will play the top two teams from the produce in local corner stores, where the only choices access to fruits and vegetables can also be attained through containing high fat and sugar content in these areas

weeding, and watering, and harvesting, and distributing

shouldn’t be the case, the whole student body should be

The winner of that tournament will play the winner of the SoCal bracket to be crowned the CIF champion. The CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) is in charge of organizing all sports in California across all divisions. Since champion is the top award for Californian schools.

W hat’s ‘Sup?

with Suppiger

Fat-free Friday Fest

students sprint to the quad ready to grab all of the popcorn, cotton candy, and

The rules include that the sale or distribution of unhealthy foods and beverages is only allowed between 30 be

Diversity Assembly helps students and administrators share their voices

off

school

Many school clubs have also relied on selling food to fund their club, but since they can no longer sell food during

MIRA TELLEGEN news editor “I hope you use your voices in powerful ways,” said social justice consultant and

exercise and planned how to effect future

state to oversee all schools

“We don’t want to propagate any sort of view of our own, we just want to give

and other clubs are selling website,

progressive to be prejudiced, but a shift in

opinions, agree, disagree, because the dialogue should continue,” Raushenbush

they

providing

assistance, and training for school that is strictly enforcing

treating everyone equally we need to learn

Photo by Mira Tellegen

Natasha Singh speaks at the Diversity Assembly.

High School Treasurer Jennifer very strict about selling food on

Reference”

where

the

rules

for

and only affects individual people, but she

answer discussion questions as facilitated

“We want it to be interactive, we want it have opportunities for discussion,”

examines our school policies in body.

Photo Courtesy of metroparent.com

“We have been distributing unhealthy

presentation of student experiences would

What’s ‘Sup? with Suppiger is a returning segment in TPH.

These food restrictions are only allowed

“This year we had cotton candy

Contact Will at wsuppiger@ tphnews.com if there is a school policy that you want him to examine

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Campus

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Jewish Student Union reforms religious discussion CLARISSA LAM

ROY CONNERS editor-in-chief

grease are swiped across the jeans of senior John Jogopulos Each lesson is created to challenge they perceive the world and each other, about issues that pertain to both the Jewish

the only relic in the driveway, as less change a tire, has been lost on Jogopulos found that PHS

club, but it eventually lost support without

charge by creating and serving as president of the Motorsports and “The

school

has

“He doesn’t care who you are or what Photos courtesy of John Jogopulos

no

Photo by Clarissa Lam

Rabbi Akiva Naiman leads the lessons at JSU’s lunchtime meetings every Tuesday in room 17.

because a lot of people nowadays

Part of the reason JSU is so inclusive of people with different beliefs is because

had discussed reviving the club earlier last

whatsoever, and I wanted to “We are showing off our Studying

an

engine

and

that begins by understanding how they pushed Marcus, Levin, and JSU’s other

interest in cars began as a young Jogopulos vice president the Motorsports Engineering

and of and club,

started the club in an effort to share their interest in

“It’s not that there are a lot of people Much

of

the

hate

towards

the

“We want people to be able to defend

about the religion and the culture associated with it, said JSU

Many of the students that attend JSU have found that the lessons and beliefs of

in Jogopulos’ driveway, club

in because a lot of people nowadays don’t really learn that much about mechanics.”

approachable and relaxed for people of all slightly differently now because if there

Jewish club or a place where people could gather,”

James Manolis sophomore

solve it instead of why

child when he played with Hot Wheels, and after joining the club he has learned about what goes on

vehicles and building cool things

“Mechanics

is

a

The Motorsports and Engineering club discusses future

really

“You can be a part of the Jewish community here no matter what kind of Jew or not Jew you are.”

after that we

Zoe Levin senior

big, legit projects,” Jogopulos turned their attention to the

PCSC builds relationships with Burmese students through tutoring service

JSU

was

a

“The stuff that we learn about, though senior

Micah core values, is unbelievably applicable to every aspect of life whether or not you are

about Judaism are TRUE and which one is FALSE ?

educated about other cultures can really help everybody be

winners are Jewish but only and the right everyone has to their own

The content in which students help the

JSU, as well as the other clubs raising

is Jewish.

“Inherently a part of society is to

supposed to sit next to women to which they are neither related nor married.

Reicher said that it has been really when there are issues that arise at school

young, but he’s way wise beyond his is also heavily involved with the tutoring

Meet Me @ Julie’s students I tutor go to college and one of the girls that I have tutored is studying

Senior Will Reicher and other PCSC members help Burmese students with their schoolwork.

Most of the high schoolers International High School and

PATRICK AEBI sports editor

Technical High Winters, who has been involved with “It

SAMANTHA FANGER AND SARA SIQUEIRA

“It lets them know that they have a support system in this country that they are new to and makes them comfortable here.”

year including Halloween and Winters said that this past

able to connect

Ellie Coleman senior

treating

in

“Nothing was better then seeing their faces light they got candy or saw elaborate

and tutoring was thrown out as a potential “It has been a great experience helping

The tutoring sessions usually consist

acl editor and editor-in-chief

Location: Hours:

Menu Highlights: Lavender Lemonade Clarity Tonic Latte Fuyu Persimmon Salad

was

decided to try the tutoring service and it

with soft and sweet oats for a beautifully wrapped

Julie’s also offers a wide variety of coffees, lattes, or

Jew Truths and a Lie

There is no hustle and bustle, just a quiet bunch of

salads, and other toasty dishes that are worth trying as

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Campus

Humans, orcs, dragonborns join together at D&D club MILES FAWCETT

“It went a lot better than I thought it

was at his friend’s house and saw that his

point, I was really too young to get it, but fun, chaotic scene belongs to the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) club playing Paranoia, Wilde said that his favorite part of D&D is interacting with its world and storytelling, Photo by Azul Kothari

together and play through

an interactive way,” Wilde

which

are

D&D

where

“[D&D] is a great way to tell stories in an interactive way.”

towards a goal,

Nick Wilde junior

Other club

treasure defeating

and acting as their character, and with a group of eight people, there are bound to be personality clashes,” Hendershott

got involved with D&D at Orta

a or

Junior Sam Orta and fellow D&D club members play after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

said

experience playing D&D was with eight of his friends Hendershott said she was also introduced Wilde said he wants the club to teach

Wilde founded D&D club last year because he didn’t have a group to play with

had never played before, so it wasn’t

I decided to start the club just to see what

very forgiving of the learning process we all had to go through, and it’s still a great

The club got thirty signatures on club

Hendershott said her favorite part of D&D is the character interaction, and

Cyber Patriots revolutionize computer repair competitions

MAGGIE BLACK

that

show

vulnerabilities

operating

and

while preserving the critical functions of the “It’s this huge area

“They are real team players. They help each other, and they are going into this with a very adventurous spirit.”

Jana Branisa computer teacher and technology coordinator

“They help each other, and they are going into this with a very All in all, Kostroun said that he is excited

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A Closer Look

breezeway or runway?

brand psychology part to play in these brands,

“Even though you don’t see it a lot, there

desirable for Pied

“Since we are in a

who wear re ally nice things,

afflu

The association principle states that people will tend to re said that she believes the brand is successful because the styles

The association principle also applies to the relationship

That theory also extends to which brands people wear less

“A lot of Piedmont kids wear and have the reputation of wearing preppy clothes.”

Becky Isaac sophomore

“If the brand can tap into that insecurity or that need, that ent area,

de sign e r brands,

there’s a lot tunity to wear nicer things,” Ad

wealth to spend on expen sive clothing is certainly pres “The other day in the hallway, I was stand

cci,”

Addis

part, people wear what they want and do not care what

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thrifting and thriving

DECEMBER 6, 2017

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OPINIONS

Same class doesn’t mean same education However, brands don’t lose their appeal OWEN LEVINSON

plans and expecta fewer periods, only one teacher should teach consistency for students and allows that teacher to focus on his or her one

WRITING AND RESEARCH: age to express their individual selves through

“People should be able to wear whatever they

Gigi Gleghorn (arts editor) Ella Lee (staff writer) Nina Tafapolsky (staff writer)

Samantha Fanger Katherine Irving

GRAPHIC DESIGN: Katherine Irving

unconscious bias against people wearing things else has worn, but those are also typically people With thrifting, not only are you saving your

because you’re using recycled option for those who don’t want to spend a for

beginning of the school year to coordinate how they would teach

they had to read, but this was only focused on the year tion will vary based on teach all sections of

Savage, who teaches

and is the only one who teaches each of

PHS teachers teach an average 5 periods, with the maximum Peters teaching 6 each.

School should be a place where students learn and

teachers also prefer

The students in

another unavoidable reason for us all to

Thrifting can also be a

Unfortunately, this cannot always happen at

the class to be taught by

Repeal the culture of littering

supporting a factory that’s

English 1-2 has 9 periods and Biology has 8 periods, the highest at PHS.

current situation puts students at disadvantages, since no two teachers lecture, prepare, or instruct students

EDITING AND DESIGNING: there is a sense of a brand culture, where certain

in the English

set and ideology to teaching, consistency between the

Contact olevinson@tphnews.com

A label free community

YASI PARSA

managing editor

“If you’re with not still have the tags attached, the prices are your friends, it’s always a fun thrift store in San Leandro, everything is under experience,”

The frequent sight of abandoned litter

us that litter infects soil and agriculture,

Picture this: if everyone recycled one

of expression in order for students to grow and develop individual perspec

passenger cars off the road would be saved, according to the USA Today web white wrappers that are carelessly left

lars, and if you don’t wear it, it’s not the end of

When you leave trash around, you

Keating said she did observe a brand culture nature if it has not al

and gatorade

a ridiculous ball gown, or

“People should be able to wear whatever they want.

It doesn’t matter where the clothing is from.”

David Morris junior

you’ve

ever

seen,

containers, and a plastic container

If the U.S. alone reached a recycling level of 75%, 1.5 million new jobs would become available

little bit

where your trash should

opinion and facts within conversations in which their bias would inherently

those few extra seconds

However, Keating said that thrifting is

It’s an unfair burden for janitors to have

tion shouldn’t have to step in with warnings

who just wants to

shoe brands, and styles, students should be able to hear all sides of an issue

Even though the three R’s of sustainabil ity, “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,” have been

trash, throw it away correctly, because it The last thing we want is for our privilege and tradition of eating in the

and sensible actions starting now, we’ll Contact Yasi at yparsa@tphnews.com

-TPH Editorial board Contact the editors: editors@tphnews.com

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Opinions

great opportunities for new experiences and connections

CASEY LANE

SPORTS

Women’s cross country and tennis dominate NCS

PHS students, the halls of MHS

age, it was not clear what that

people who were privileged sitting in the crowded Alan Harvey Theater, listening to

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would only rely on stereotypes

About 40 percent of white Americans and about 25 percent of non-white Americans only have friends of their own race.

but that doesn’t need to be the feeling to end the season with a strong also provide an opportunity

The good news is that none of us have an excuse

Cross country runners compete at State championships (left). The women’s varsity tennis team celebrates after winning NCS (right).

MAX MONICAL Donahue said another possible reason

part of the where I felt where I was never the only person group in the

the tools and

Only 17.1% of whites attended a school where minorities made up at least half of all students in 2012.

to Japanese, to neighborhoods we live in, stretching across

Thirty percent of Americans do not have an acrace.

Moreover,

into these new, reward

or Jewish to participate in

“We get through the pain together,” Donahue

activities where you can stretch

if we’re having a bad race,

Everyone

will be there to support doing it because we love each

ing ourselves will result in growth, which is the only way

“There have been a lot of good coaches

“We get through the pain together, even if we’re having a bad race, our team will be there to support us.”

Margo Donahue junior

While the cross country resting and preparing for their s t a t e race, the tennis in seventh grade for fun, but it “I began playing a lot and really enjoyed

Legacy encourages inequity SARA SIQUEIRA

editor-in-chief

Contact Casey at clane@tphnews.com

The

Piedmont

Highlander

sity, at highly selective, private research universities in Editorial policy:

In addition to an inequity in opportunity, even with

Royden Connors Sara Siqueira Mira Tellegen

conceived, planned and produced by students, is also the product of an

late to start a sport, but I played everyday cross country runner and junior Margo

Student athletes get a grip on the climbing community SAMANTHA FANGER acl editor

The walls slant at unconventional angles all the way up audience in a broad, fair and accurate

Margo Rosenbaum School constitutes the target audience of the newspaper with secondary audiences

Samantha Fanger Katherine Irving

and considering grades, activities, essays, and any other history and the fact that legacy is generational, often are white, preventing

Legacy adds the advantage of scoring 160 points higher on the SAT.

Although legacy causes issues with opportunity and diversity, it is understandable why

to fund the opportu nities they provide for all students, such as scholarships, libraries, and intern no way the fault of students who have legacy or the fault

ilege before they are born and cannot control the college

leges to provide resources that they would not have if it

school spirit that can last past the four years, creating a

society, and higher education allows us to function in the through their application with the substance and external

Shay Hempeck Patrick Aebi Gigi Gleghorn Azul Kothari

between other sports she participates in throughout the

will be consulted concerning questionable otherwise, that is libelous, irresponsible, advocates an illegal activity or which the Photo by Azul Kothari

Junior Aviv Ratinski climbs at the Great Western Power Company climbing gym in Oakland most days of the week.

Equity policy:

strength is practicing on the challenge wall on the upper person or group on the basis of race, gender, nationality, religion, creed, age,

Yasi Parsa

Miles Fawcett Riley Francis Susan Kuroda Clarissa Lam Casey Lane Ella Lee Max Monical Roni Schacker Marta Symkowick

Contact Sara at ssiqueira@tphnews.com

any part of the newspaper before or after

Subscriptions:

has the right to accept, reject, edit or

your strength and just work on getting better.” or offer an illegal product for sale will not

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Martial artists kicking it up to a new level

15 ARTS Malan snaps her way into a photography business DECEMBER 6, 2017

SUSAN KURODA of honesty, respect, and physical

As

soon

as

the

Police

developed by the Israeli Defense over his father’s shoulder and “I wanted to learn how to

in a little bit, so I feel that that’s

“When you’re practicing, you’re holding the stance for

Junior Maddie Malan captures

it gets really sore, but you hold Malan,

Photot courtesy of Jaden Cook

of

is an established photographer

Freshmen Jaden Cook (left), inspired by his dad to try martial arts, kicks his opponet during a competition.

RONI SCHACKER

with adults and a lot of different people that I wouldn’t necessarily

but you really have to stay on top of it and focus, and that’s really

all of that stuff, and I was never

uses to capture this event was

He lays there on the ground, that I would use a lot,” Malan friends have begun to depend

Photo courtesy of Maddie Malan

Junior Maddie Malan snaps a photo of a father and son embracing after the father completed Police Academy.

one day and I fell in love with it Malan said her father and her his practice, and despite his fear, soon after her birthday and that was when she started using the

Martial arts are different learned by people all around the

‘is this going on Maddie Malan aspects, which was even apparent

‘gentle way’ in Japanese, so it consists of throwing and tripping “It’s

different

for

every

“Mentally and physically, I just feel amazing compared to a couple years ago, it’s crazy.”

designer and I’ve always loved to

you can apply to life that will last

especially

Jaden Cook freshmen

features such as shutter speed or

Malan said that when she was about

exercise and all of the stuff we she would steal her

interesting things, not only about

a few years ago, he has gotten a

Malan said she also has

“I used to get angry really easily and I still do, but now I can

when she has two photoshoots a day,

creative outlet for me.”

Maddie Malan junior

up her barbies in certain positions,

over

other

“When I was younger I tried to do soccer and baseball and

projects,

Maddie

Malan

Kristen Malan, Kristen Malan “There

“Mentally and physically, I

RILEY FRANCIS

about pricing and process, but she then executes everything on her However, with regards to

“My studio really focused

New coach hopes for a slam dunk season

“Maddie has really done everything with respect to her business on her own,” father Jon

birthday

that inspired her to set up a he has been learning Judo and has

Malan said she priced her cost for a portrait session, which includes a sitting and editing, on

SP ORTING EVENTS THURS. DEC. 7 Mens Varsity Soccer p.m.

was

the

actual

there was a party afterwards,” Malan said she really enjoys being creative in a lot of different

“During the holiday season, I

“We have used Maddie for holiday cards and event photos,”

portraits with a relaxed subject be the photographer for the Holly

talent that shines in her stunning she has to stay up an extra hour

Narter, Hochster follow the rhythm of their musical hopes

FRI. DEC. 8 listeners with acoustic songs, Hochster uses electronic

p.m.

Hudson said he used to coach at Kennedy High School until he saw the posted position to be

TUES. DEC 12.

Photo by Riley Francis

Pictured above is the men’s varsity basketball team practicing in preparation for their tournament on Nov. 1.

ketball Vs Rancho

“Kona” is about Narter’s life story and experiences Hochster said he is passionate about this new sector of “It’s a very vulnerable thing for her to put out there,”

posting because of how long the hopefully they will achieve this for this new position,” Hudson

said he has high hopes for the

Kisieu said

THURS. DEC. 14

the new coach cares a lot about

ketball vs University

-

“My main goal is to connect with people through my music.”

going to be a lot better this year,”

Hudson said this is his eighth year of coaching high school

“We want to put ourselves in a position to go to NCS, and get a league title.”

shape this year, because of their

FRI. DEC. 15 Mens JV Soccer Vs

to practice, and have to be

TUES. DEC. 19

Mike Hudson Mens Varsity Basketball Head Coach

Hudson said he has high

NATHAN CHIN

people she is close to and how they have affected her, Narter

able to be artistic through Hochster’s

profound

Ko Narter senior

things that other people are going through and can relate

-

new coach and what he will do defensively this year, which is a

collective goals in order to have a “We want to put ourselves in

excited to have a new coach, and

to have a cohesive group that can hard and continue to build on

league title,” Hudson said Hudson said he expects good

FRI. DEC. 22 -

said he is really excited to have season, one that we will all

good personal outlet and gives you a way to experience

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Arts

Biehn and Skov sketch their futures in fashion good, feel good, and feel different than everyone else in

“A lot of it is self taught, really it is just doing it

fashionable clothing that is also not super out there, that

when she was around six years old, and has had a strong love and interest for

that because I was

love

of

fashion

her favorite being

“I just love using my creative side. I have never been able to use it and I am loving it, absolutely loving it.”

Ava Biehn senior

MARGO ROSENBAUM campus editor

younger, I was obsessed with the

gold pattern and a

everything was in order for all of the photos, giving out she

wanted

the

Ever since I saw that one student can be found hunched over, pressing her foot

design aspect of fashion, since she does not sew a lot

tears into all of her pieces and she wants to carry that into

Setting the stage for the college admission process SHAY HEMPECK opinions editor

“Most schools, for theatre, require

As the college application process

different route of auditioning for schools’ Seniors Abigail Willson, Kay Sibal, applying to and auditioning for universities

Willson said she is considering doing

Although both Sibal and Willson said young age, it was a hard decision to pursue

at liberal arts colleges, a few in

The audition process is long and strenuous,

“It takes a lot of thought and bravery to pursue arts in general.”

Kay Sibal senior

because it’s such career, so you have to really be sure,” Willson

Photo courtesy of Kay Sibal

Acting student Kay Sibal is applying and auditiong to the acting program at least one college.

what songs he wants to do, and which ones

Reed is planning on auditioning for you send in a

In order to prepare, Sibal and Willson sources, such as retired actors, to prepare

“I was in a lot of shows last year, and I was introduced to the lifestyle where it’s rehearsals every day, always in a show, and

and bravery to pursue arts in general,” Reed said his audition videos were due