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Ray’s Rap: Episode 2.1
Annabelle, Aaron, and Emma discuss the differences between being a MIA newcomer, MIA transfer, and MIA lifer.
October 24, 2023
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Annabelle Frazer, Editor-in-Chief
Annabelle Frazer is a senior at Marco Island Academy, and the Editor-In-Chief of The Wave. At any given moment, Annabelle enjoys listening to music, going to concerts, and panicking about the future. She loves cats, fashion, the color black, and will do anything for an ice-cold Shirley Temple. After high school, Annabelle would love to attend college and obtain her master's degree in journalism, and fight to change the world. However, she would also settle for one more cat instead.
Aaron Converse, Former Features Editor
Aaron Converse was a senior at Marco Island Academy and a Features Editor for The Wave. In his free time he enjoys playing baseball and going to the gym. Aaron enjoys spending time with friends family and his dog. He's colorblind and still doesn't understand why there are three grey lights on every stoplight. After high school he plans to attend college to pursue a career in writing and possibly journalism. Aaron Converse left our staff upon moving back to Maine.
Emma Nash, Associate Editor
Emma Nash is a junior at Marco Island Academy and an Associate Editor for The Wave. In her free time, Emma enjoys listening to Taylor Swift (even fighting with Ticketmaster for Eras Tour tickets) and going to the beach with her friends. Emma plans to attend college after graduating but is not certain where.