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Project depicts Generation Xers

Stage manager Shae Huberts, senior Chryseis Alexander and sophomore Jessica Wotherspoon all participated in "Our Generation," a senior project play that was written and directed by Jennifer Rodriguez. They are crowded around a teen magazine that was once popular in the 1980s and features teen idols such as Johnny Depp and River Phoenix. "Our Generation" focuses on the lifestyles of Generation Xers living in the 1980s compared to the present, where technology is on a rise. / photo by Summer Herndon
Stage manager Shae Huberts, senior Chryseis Alexander and sophomore Jessica Wotherspoon all participated in “Our Generation,” a senior project play that was written and directed by Jennifer Rodriguez. They are crowded around a teen magazine that was once popular in the 1980s and features teen idols such as Johnny Depp and River Phoenix. “Our Generation” focuses on the lifestyles of Generation Xers living in the 1980s compared to the present, where technology is on a rise. / photo by Summer Herndon
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