Flower crowns. Face painting. Rock painting. The smell of henna. A band playing classic hits. These are all things going on on Earth Day, April 22nd.
Many people got involved in Earth Day through clubs. Sophmore Brianna Cambric was asked to work at the flower crown station by a friend.
Henna has become one of the most popular forms of body decoration in recent years. Junior Mishma Kahn, explains what henna exactly is.
One classic symbol of loving the Earth is the flower crown. Cambric explains the process of making a flower crown.
Earth Day has become one of the most popular holidays in recent years. Dejah Tucker, Sophomore, explains why she thinks Earth Day is so popular.
Often we don’t take care of the Earth, Kahn explains why people forget about the environment.
There are a lot of ways people can be environmentally friendly. Cambric thinks that the small things count the most.
Though Earth Day is over, that does not mean you do not have to appreciate the Earth. Kahn thinks we should celebrate the Earth everyday.