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Campus Chronicles: Clubs galore
Hosts Nolan Sullivan and Emily Gouthro discuss the new clubs from this year and the process of creating a new one!
October 6, 2025
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Nolan Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief
Nolan Sullivan is a senior at Green Hope High School and is entering his second year with the GH Falcon. This year, Nolan returns as the Editor-in-Chief of the Falcon and looks forward to managing an expanded staff room while upholding a standard of excellence. Looking forward, Nolan hopes to study Biomedical Engineering in college. Outside of the newsroom, Nolan loves listening to rock and indie music, playing guitar or practicing for wrestling or cross country. He is looking forward to finishing up his career with the GH Falcon on a strong note and taking the lessons learned wherever he may go next.
Emily Gouthro, Features Editor
Emily Gouthro is a senior at Green Hope and the Features editor of the GH Falcon. In her second year on the staff – inspired by previous editors – she wants to help the staff learn to enjoy and appreciate journalism. Outside of Green Hope, Emily spends her time babysitting and coaching recreational volleyball when she isn’t hanging out with friends. Post-graduation, she hopes to find a career in pediatrics and wants to use her writing skills as an important tool in the workplace. In Emily’s free time, you’ll find her baking, coloring or playing Roblox whenever possible. She is excited to be an editor this year and hopes to inspire Green Hope students to learn about the community through journalism.
Megan Khor, Multimedia Editor
Megan Khor is a senior here at Green Hope, and this is her second year as a staff member of the GHFalcon. She is looking forward to working with this year’s Falcon Staff. Megan found her passion for the arts in fifth grade, and she now uses this knowledge to engage in graphic design from Adobe Leadership. Megan finds herself at peace when she has the freedom and liberties to express herself through drawing and writing. To her, there is no greater gift than being able to showcase stories that can bring people together as a whole. In her free time, Megan can be found on walks, hanging out with her friends, and running projects such as her five-year-old online art community.