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[Photo] Dead Poets Society: Reviving a Dying Club
Kassie Gruel
, Photographer and staff reporter
January 22, 2018
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![Making a comeback: Dead Poets Society Club almost got shut down, but they are working on spreading the word that this club offers a safe haven after school for students interested in literature and the arts. Dead Poet Society Club had a rough start to the 2018 year, but had worked to get their club out there and continues to work towards that goal. The club has offered students a place to go to write, read, draw, and go see plays. They based themselves around the literature theme with Senior Chantel Murphy leading it. “In order to just kind of let it out [through writing and art], because high school can be really stressful and being creative and writing it down on paper rather than punching something or someone is a lot more healthy,” Murphy stated.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Dead-Poets-Society-Club-Picture.jpg?fit=789%2C444&ssl=1)