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A student shows off a Spider-Man themed phone case featuring bold stickers and comic style designs. THE MIRROR | CARLOS HERRERA
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A student scrolls through her phone, which has a Rhode lip case, during class. THE MIRROR | CARLOS HERRERA
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A phone rests on a classroom desk beside a keyboard and tumbler, decorated with a collage style case. THE MIRROR | CARLOS HERRERA
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A student holds up his phone which has a Speck branded phone case. THE MIRROR | CARLOS HERRERA
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A white phone with a magnetic wallet attachment sits on a red desk surface. THE MIRROR | CARLOS HERRERA
PHOTO STORY: Students show off their phone cases in class
From bold stickers to trendy Rhode lip cases, students express their individuality through their phones.
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about the contributor
Carlos Herrera, Staff Writer
Carlos Herrera, a senior, is on the staff of The Mirror, the award-winning student newspaper and website at Van Nuys High School in Los Angeles. For fun, he plays quarterback for the Van Nuys High School football team and likes to listen to hip-hop music and hang out with friends. He is from Guatemala and usually tends to visit there, where he has a wide variety of family, including his mother. He plans to move to San Diego and attend San Diego State University or UC San Diego to pursue a future in engineering or forensics.