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Black Student Union to hold movie night

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor • February 13, 2025 • 33 Views
Emmalee Martyak
The movie will be held on Feb. 13.

On Thursday, Feb. 13, Black Student Union will be holding a movie night at 5 p.m. in the auditorium.

“I feel the movie night is a great opportunity to showcase the history of black people,” sophomore Black Student Union member Adrielle McNeal said.

The movie night is free of charge for attendees, and anyone is welcome to attend. The movie shown will be “The Six Triple Eight.”

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Emmalee Martyak
Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
Hello! I am a sophomore associate editor for the Mountain Echo. This is my second year writing for the Mountain Echo and my first year as an editor. I also previously wrote for the Livewire in junior high. Outside of the newsroom, I am also involved in the drama club and Sophomore Executive Committee.