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Eagle Eye View: Fall Playlist

Nasia Harris, Staff Writer
October 24, 2024
Carter Bauer
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Fall is in the air and it isn’t just about cold crisp air or the pumpkin spice lattes. It’s also about the festive feeling that fall music can give us.

What songs do you listen to that reminds you of fall? This is what Park students say:

“August” by Taylor Swift – Abigail Tomas 9th grade

“Sweater Weather” by The Neighbourhood-London Meadows 9th grade

“You are the Reason” by Calum Scott -Melissa Myers 10th grade

“Marvin’s Room” by Drake -Kathleen Gonzalez 10th grade

“Country Roads” by John Denver  -Dominic Brown 10th grade

“Kiss Me” by Sixpence None the Richer- Levi Powell 11th grade

“Piano Man” by Billy Joel – Hadassah Titus-Glover 11th grade

“God Games” by  Jorge Rivera-Herrans – Paytyn Heldreth 11th grade

“Linger” by The Cranberries -Alexandra Tennant 12th grade

“Don’t Fear the Reaper” by Blue Öyster Cult-Cameron Fullerton 12th grade

 

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Carter Bauer is the Co-Editor in Chief of The Park Press, and a Wheeling Park High School senior. Carter is proud to be one of few members of the founding staff, and is a part of the 44 time winning Speech and Debate team. Carter competes in events such as: Informative Speaking, DUO Interpretation, Impromptu Speaking, and is a first place states winner in Program Oral Interpretation.  Carter is a member of  the Wheeling Park chapter of the National Honors Society, The National Speech and Debate Association, The Thespian Society, and the newly introduced Quill & Scroll Society. Carter is also a two-year Freshman Mentor. Though Carter is highly involved at Wheeling Park High School, she still finds time to indulge in the hobbies she loves. Carter is an avid lover of Starbucks, shopping, and a good manicure. Minus all the superficial things she seeks joy in, Carter’s biggest source of happiness is her friends, family, teammates, coworkers, and fellow staff members.
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