Advisories gather to celebrate International Women’s Day

Chloe Morse, Staff Writer|March 10, 2017

Seniors Amodhya Samarakoon, Stephanie Li, Noor Quiereshy, Sarah Murad, and Tabeer Naqvi work on their feminist stickers.

HerSpace held a sticker making contest on Mar. 8 to celebrate feminism in honor of International Women’s Day. All advisories were encouraged to participate, and the advisory with the winning sticker will receive a prize. However, multiple sticker designs will be available for students to purchase once they are printed.

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