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Seniors share their greatest fears in life after high school

Lola Bobrow and Douglas Sandford
June 4, 2019

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Nathen Donnelly said, "They told us to keep our hands out of our pockets and not go to our backpacks, and one kid ran over to his backpack and started reaching into it. I was terrified that was gonna scare the cops. I’m glad we're all safe. I’m glad that we can talk about this." Photo by: Charlize McFarlin
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