November 8, 2021
| Lily Rulnick is thrilled to serve as Editor-in-Chief on the Lion’s Tale after being on the paper since freshman year. Lily has so much faith in the incredible staff and cannot wait to work with them to make the Lion’s Tale shine. Apart from the Lion’s Tale, Lily is president of the Ceramics Club, the student representative on the Health and Wellness Taskforce, captain of the Girls Varsity Tennis Team, and a Student Admissions Representative. For fun, Lily loves to play piano, read fashion magazines, ski, and spend time with her friends, family, and two dogs. Lily cannot wait to continue to put all she has into the Lion’s Tale and make it the best it can be. |
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![Spring sports tryouts were held from March 3 to March 6. During varsity volleyball tryouts, players practice skills including serving, hitting and scrimmaging. Junior Ami Epstein hasn’t participated in any varsity CESJDS team sports before, and while he feels that it is going to be a challenge, he is ready for it. “I'm excited for the challenge and the learning curve,” Epstein said. “I also like that it’s [volleyball] a team sport.”](https://lionstale.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IMG_5677-e1741654243130-900x1200.jpeg)