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Zoya Lalani

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor

Zoya Lalani is a senior in her second year in My Jag News. She is from London and loves to read in her spare time.

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SEASON FLAVOR LET DOWN

SEASON FLAVOR LET DOWN

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Nov 19, 2024
parking lot for staff

GOING THE DISTANCE (LITERALLY)

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Nov 19, 2024
Homecoming theme posters of 2024

SUNSET, MUSIC AND SOME JCL MAGIC

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Oct 3, 2024
NEW ATHLETE STARTS BIG

NEW ATHLETE STARTS BIG

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Sep 29, 2024
Senior late arrival and early release available on course card for grades 10-12.

Senior early release makes comeback after pandemic

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Aug 30, 2024
DRAWING THE LINE Working on a new project, senior Brian Ramirez uses a mechanical pencil and a ruler to create a three point perspective landscape. In previous units, Mrs Dallahan’s Art I class has used a variety of mediums such as paint, clay, and watercolor. “I feel like this one's a lot easier just because it's what I see compared to the other ones,” Ramirez said.

MUSIC TO YOUR EARS Freshmen Angelica Trevino (left) and Alaina Cyril (right) are rehearsing their program for the upcoming orchestra Final Concert on May 7, 2024. They will be performing a piece from the movie “How to Train Your Dragon” as well as other familiar sounds such as “Merry Go Round of Life” and “Blinding Lights”. “You should definitely come watch us play,” Cyril said.

THE MOISTURIZER THAT REIGNS SUPREME FOR ONE WRITER

THE MOISTURIZER THAT REIGNS SUPREME FOR ONE WRITER

ZOYA LALANI, Feature Editor
Apr 15, 2024
Drawing the line Working on a new project, senior Brian Ramirez uses a mechanical pencil and a ruler to create a three point perspective landscape. In previous units, Mrs Dallahan’s Art I class has used a variety of mediums such as paint, clay, and watercolor. “I feel like this one's a lot easier just because it's what I see compared to the other ones,” Ramirez said.

Student in a campus business class work on creative assignment.

NEISD job and internship fair open to seniors now

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Mar 27, 2024
sign for the E wing

Students react to campus restroom limits

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Feb 11, 2024
The repost epidemic

The repost epidemic

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Feb 9, 2024
Campus policy has students watching the clock

Campus policy has students watching the clock

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Feb 9, 2024
Blanket being sold at the Senior Movie Night on Dec 1

Campus to host first senior movie night

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Dec 1, 2023
Junior Ethan Pray prepares a serve in a match against Clark. photo by Luis Reyes

Fall tennis season comes to an end after Lake Travis defeat

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Oct 26, 2023
Props for sets by theater production crew.

MATILDA AUDITIONS START NOW

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Oct 11, 2023
Student typing on Chromebook.

Senior class will be last to graduate with significantly high multiplier

Zoya Lalani, Feature Editor
Sep 6, 2023
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