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New Years resolutions

Kendall Murphy

Maria Gourgan Alvarez, 11:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions this year?”

Answer: “I don’t believe in new year’s resolutions?”

Question: “Could you elaborate for us?”

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Answer: “I always say that I am going to do it, and then I don’t do it. It just doesn’t really feel that stable.”

Question: “Do you have anything to say to people setting goals for the new years?”

Answer: “I would say, just don’t feel too pressured to really keep your resolution. If you do that’s great, but if you don’t it’s not a big deal.”

 

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Lisandry Piti-Hines, 9:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions?”

Answer: “Definitely to do better in school, and also set goals for the next year”

Question: “Could you tell us more about some of those specific goals you have?”

Answer: “Yea so like, I play football and I want to work on my game and just get better at that sport.”

Question: “Do you have any tips for people setting new year’s resolutions”

Answer: “I’d just say to really stay consistent, that’s all you can really do.”

 

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Can Torumtay, 12:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions?”

Answer: “I don’t have any new years resolutions. I don’t believe in them and I think that they are a distraction”

Question: “Why do you think that they are a distraction?”

Answer: “I think it’s just to make people feel better about themselves, and most of the time they don’t stick to them. I think if you want to make a change, you can make it anytime, it doesn’t and shouldn’t have to be new years.”

 

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Jacob Lindsey, 11:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions?”

Answer: “To get better grades, was mainly my only resolution”

“Do you have any tips for people trying to plan or stick to resolutions”

Answer: “I guess if it’s something physical, because I play soccer, I think it’s helpful to make a schedule. Also you can try to get someone else to help you stick to your goal like a family member.”

 

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Sophie Pyott, 10:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions?”

Answer: “So one of my new year’s resolutions is to get more sleep, I stay up way too late usually”

Question: “Do you have any tips for people trying to make resolutions or keep them?”

Answer: “I’d say that the new year only happens once a year so, if your gonna have a new year’s resolution, you should keep it and stick to it.”

 

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Lily Erickson, 10:

Question: “What are some of your new year’s resolutions?”

Answer: “I don’t have any new year’s resolutions, I don’t believe in them.”

Question: “Why is it that you don’t believe in them?”

Answer: “You can make a resolution whenever, you want, it doesn’t need to be the new years to set goals and keep them. That’s why I don’t really believe in new years resolutions or have any.”

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Senior Kendall Murphy is excited to participate in his second year with the Pitch as a social media manager. Aside from writing for the Pitch, Kendall enjoys playing soccer and running track.
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