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Album Review: Taylor Swifts newest album The Tortured Poets Department has something for every type of Swiftie

Album Review: Taylor Swift's newest album The Tortured Poets Department has something for every type of Swiftie

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Sparkling with a smile, senior Reagan Enemark runs through the tunnel made by her teammates.

Girls swim celebrates senior night in a dual meet against Blue Valley Northwest

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Senior student athletes sign their ceremonial documents of intent.

Athletic department honors 41 seniors who signed to play sport in college

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I Am Mill Valley: Junior Reid Ellis designs a video game for his peers to play

I Am Mill Valley: Junior Reid Ellis designs a video game for his peers to play

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Breaking: Judge approves changes to house arrest requirements of former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman

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New Black Student Union club holds first meeting to create a safe environment for all
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I Am Mill Valley: sophomore Gavin Wilson and junior Dylan Burgess find a new hobby in boxing
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Smiling, junior Gabe Coleman holds up his rubix cubes.
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I Am Mill Valley: senior Sarah Anderson plays the violin in Orchestras around the city
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Video: Athletes believe superstitions make them better at their sport

MVTV reporter Sophie Van Inwegen talks to several athletes to hear about their sports superstitions
Sophie Van Inwegen, MVTV reporter
December 11, 2023
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Sparkling with a smile, senior Reagan Enemark runs through the tunnel made by her teammates.
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Senior Georgia Hansen prepares to catch the frisbee thrown by sophomore Will Schieber during the teams final game. “At this point in the game we were pretty far down against Shawnee Mission Northwest, Hansen said. “We were expecting that we would be doing a lot better so we had to switch up our strategy and decided to go for shorter passes.”
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Sophie Van Inwegen
Sophie Van Inwegen, MVTV reporter
This is sophomore Sophie Van Inwegen's first year on the MVTV staff. She is on the varsity girls golf team here at Mill Valley. Outside of school, Sophie loves to hangout with friends and family.

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