Cartoon 64: “From summer to school”

Illustrator Kaelyn Savard points out the similarities between how many students spent their summer break and how they just started school: staring at a computer screen.

Kaelyn Savard, Multimedia Editor
September 7, 2020

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Kaelyn Savard, Communications Director

I am a senior and a third-year illustrator for the FDP, as well as the Illustrations Editor and Communications Director. When I am not drawing, you will...

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Cartoon 64: “From summer to school”