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‘Look what you made me do:’ Swifties unite for Taylor Swift Club

Nataly Hernandez, Echo reporter
February 5, 2024
Nataly Hernandez
“Back to December:” Members of the Taylor Swift Club make friendship bracelets at their Dec. 14 meeting in the IMC. This new club brings together Swifties from across the school community. Please see Ms. Tacchi for more information.
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