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Sophia Kaufman

Sophia Kaufman, Co-Editor in Chief of The Red and Black

I’m a second-year editor of the Red & Black yearbook. This is my third year on staff. I am a designer, reporter, and photographer. In my free time, I like to watch old movies or spend time outdoors.

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A diptych photo piece created by senior Sophia Kaufman called "Mindless Aversions." This was the second time Kaufman had images featured in the New York exhibit. "It felt really rewarding to have my photos in New York, but also weird that my art made it there before I did," Kaufman said.

[Photo] LHS Students Participate in New York Photography Competition

By Finn Lotton-Barker, Reporter
April 19, 2021
college vists

[Photo] Students visit colleges over spring break

April 5, 2021
Lawrence High school has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

OPINION: It’s time to go remote

By Nadia Sanburn, Tony Racy, Sophia Kaufman, Kenna McNally, Zora Lotton-Barker, and Riley Unekis
November 12, 2020
Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

PHOTOS: Seniors ‘Celebrate the Date’ with decorated cars

By Ari Wilke, Sophia Kaufman, and Kenna McNally
May 20, 2020
Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

Seniors streamed through the LHS parking lot on Wednesday night to cheers from teachers and staff as they marked the end of a school year cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. The Celebrate the Date event took place on what was originally scheduled as the date of graduation. Graduation has been moved to July.

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[Photo] Graduation planned for July after senior year cut short

By Tony Racy, Opinion Editor
May 11, 2020
Religious celebrations have moved online because of COVID-19.

Students celebrate religious holidays while isolated

By Sophia Kaufman, Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 8, 2020
Showing the love, senior Ryan Lauts gives his mom (Mrs. Lauts) a hug. Lauts yelled to the crowd "that's my mom" after she performed in the 3-point contest during Pack the House. "It was her last Pack the House," said Lauts. "I figured it was my chance to embarass her back."

Architecture, drafting and engineering teacher to retire after 33 years

By Sophia Kaufman, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
May 5, 2020
Acting with passion, junior Connor Cooper gives an Oscar-winning performance as "Mason" during the school's winter play, "John Proctor is the Villian." "I was Mason, basically a high school jock," Cooper said. "He goes to Feminist Club and he's learning about new issues and, you know, getting better." The play would turn out to be the last performance of the year after the coronavirus pandemic forced schools to close.

[Photo] Coronavirus cancels school play, "The Witches"

April 30, 2020
Netflix's new hit series "Tiger King" focuses on large cat owner, Joe Exotic, and the mayhem that surrounds him.

[Photo] Review: Tiger King takes advantage of widespread boredom

By Tony Racy, Opinion Editor
April 3, 2020
Students are being asked to adhere to social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

[Photo] Yes, ‘stay at home’ applies to you

March 31, 2020
LHS graduate receives free Pickleman's sandwich

LHS graduate receives free Pickleman’s sandwich

By Sophia Kaufman, Yearbook Co-Editor in Chief
September 14, 2019
Nadia Sanburn runs in the hamster wheel at the Museum of Science and Industry.

[Photo] ChiBLOGo

By Nadia Sanburn, Assistant Online Editor
October 31, 2018
High school students vaping has become increasingly popular

High school students vaping has become increasingly popular

By Sophia Kaufman
May 22, 2018
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