
Editorial: Kino Border Initiative
Ryan Mo '20 Right around this time of year, the whole school would be collectively walking into Harman, greeted by service learning slides lighting up the projector. A line of nervous students gathered on the right, all recent participants of an immersion trip, quietly mumbling their speeches to themselves. This is the service immersion assembly. While we students begrudgingly sit, restlessly, knowing that these assemblies will al- ways go a few minutes into our precious office hours, taking five minutes off of our leisure time to socialize and eat a bagel, these assemblies are far more meaningful than often appreciated.…