GSA Club Hosts Valentine’s Day Market
Madeleine Pogoda ’25, Giulia Laurenza ’25, and Ady Jaeckel ’25 sell handmade items at last year’s Valentines Day Bake Sale.
GSA Co-Advisor Jared Smith sold recycled jewelry made by his mother, a sculpture artist.
Mirna Goldberger ’23 poses with her new heart earrings. Photo courtesy of Sophia Spring.
Giulia Laurenza ’25 made handmade heart earrings. Photo courtesy of Laurenza.
Today, the Gender and Sexuality for All Club (GSA) held a Valentine’s Day Market in support of LGBTQ+ student artists and Boston-area nonprofits. Students and teachers sold Valentine’s Day-themed handmade jewelry, pronoun pins, and other goods in the Upper Commons.
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