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Mary Beth Tinker by Isabel Hendrix

CAP sophomores Brianna Iyomahan, Bianca Clark, Evan Morris, and Temi Ibirogba stand with Mary Beth Tinker, who spoke to students on Friday. Tinker won a landmark Supreme Court case concerning student's rights and the First Amendment in 1969.

Mary Beth Tinker by Isabel Hendrix

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Posted on February 4, 2012

CAP sophomores Brianna Iyomahan, Bianca Clark, Evan Morris, and Temi Ibirogba stand with Mary Beth Tinker, who spoke to students on Friday. Tinker won a landmark Supreme Court case concerning student's rights and the First Amendment in 1969.

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A student looks at a new pedestrian safety poster in the SAC.

The afternoon sun gleams on the pavement in downtown Takoma Park.

Junior Zoe McCarthy paints a red stripe on senior Marlee McPherson's face to celebrate 'red out' day.

Students happily rush on to the buses at three o'clock on Friday.

Nika Lilley springs upward and strikes the ball over the net to score a point for the varsity girl's volleyball team. This is a regular occurrence for the senior, who has been a driving force on the team since she first joined.

Though only a sophomore, Neil Gahart is key player on varsity baseball. The pitcher and third baseman is hailed by coaches and teammates as a all-around great player.

The lightning-fast D'Ottavi was named MVP for cross country last year and remains a star runner.

Sophomore Lily Gates, who is also a cheerleader, has been a star of the gymnastics team since she first started. The limber Gates is often seen executing a perfect flip or cartwheel.

Junior Daniel Chen is the number one singles player for boys tennis with a current record of 5-1. He is a force to be reckoned with on the court, and adds great talent to the team, according to coach David Ngbea.

Go to any varsity girls lacrosse game and you will be sure to see junior Caren Holmes sprinting down the field, her opponents ducking out of the way. The midfielder is a high scorer and is "playing great thus far" according to coach Michael Horne.

Sophomore Annie Pietanza started in varsity softball last year as a freshman and has been a key player ever since. She has played first base and also pitches.

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