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Two of the egg survivors (from left to right: Jazmin Alejandre and Breanna Kiarra) holding their successful designs from the egg massacre. The test was conducted by Physics teacher Mr. Manzano on Sept. 21.
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The egg casualties left behind by the Period 5 Physics class taught by Mr. Ritche Manzano are promptly cleaned up by the custodian to keep the campus clean.
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The amount of unsuccessful attempts were enough to fill two trash cans worth of designs.
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Senior Rangga Firmansah holding his attempt at the eggdrop. Firmansah followed a tutorial on YouTube and used straws and tape. “We are testing our projects to see if it will survive from a distance,” Firmansah said. His project was successful.
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Michael Zamarripa getting ready to throw away his creation, as did many of the students with unsuccessful attempts to the egg drop.
Challenging gravity with the iconic egg test
Mr. Manzano challenges his students to build a structure for the egg using just straws and tape.
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Beverly Regino, Creative Director
Beverly Regino is the Creative Director for her third and final year in journalism as a senior. She is in charge of photography, layout, graphic design, and social media. An artist at heart, her main passions include drawing, painting, and dressing up, with a side of playing single-player story-driven video games and listening to music. After graduating, her goal is to get into either college: ArtCenter College of Art and Design or Laguna College of Art and Design and pursue a job as a concept artist for video games and film. But of course, her main dream consists of owning at least two high-quality light sabers and running away into the sunset with the love of her life, Bella, her white chihuahua.
Isabella Thomas, Staff Photographer
Isabella Thomas is a photographer for The Mirror. She is a senior in her first year of journalism. When she isn’t capturing campus life with her Nikon, she is either writing, dancing or listening to music. Bella is also obsessed with interior design, whether she is decorating her room or someone else’s. She is passionate about passing anti-gun legislation. After high school, she plans to major in either psychology, marketing, advertising or music.