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Grace Vollmer
The South library during tutorial.

The experience in the library for tutorial at South can be entertaining for students, but can also become a distraction.

With the new decision of students not being able to go to the library two days in a row, there has been some mixed reactions from students. Librarian Courtney Johnson said the rule was implemented because of the various teacher cuts and the fact that there is no one in the library in the mornings, or after school.

“It was really some teacher’s decision (for the new policy) and how to manage how many students they have in their room versus how many slots are available,” Johnson said.

For students like Mackenzie Simon ’26, going to the library for tutorial is something that helps them to focus and work better.

“I think (the library) is quieter and it’s just a different learning space compared to a classroom,” Simon said.

Johnson said that, even though she would love to have all of the students down in the library and having fun, the idea of having tutorial in the library has morphed.

“The initial reason for it was because students didn’t have computers, but now students have their own laptops,” Johnson said. “You guys used to come down to print, (but) now you don’t even need to print.”

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Grace Vollmer '26
Grace Vollmer '26, Copy Editor
Grace Vollmer ’26, a first-year copy editor is ready to enter the Tower after a long summer of lifeguarding. Starting her sophomore year, Vollmer’s excited to join Tower because she loves to write and she is excited for the opportunities the Tower class offers to her. Vollmer is excited to meet with more people of all grades and get to know more students. “I really like it (journalism) because I love to write and I also love talking to people,” Vollmer said. “I think it’s such a fun class because I get to interact with more people that I usually wouldn’t.” Grace loves to keep herself busy, whether it's playing with Harlow her Goldendoodle, or participating in her multi-varsity sports tennis and swimming. Always ready for a challenge on land, pool, and the court.

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