Cartoon 72: “The joys of technology”

There are times in this new world of distant learning in which relying so heavily on technology can get really, really frustrating.

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
November 3, 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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Ashley Newman • Nov 3, 2020 at 3:03 pm

Love this so much. I can relate.

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Cartoon 72: “The joys of technology”