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Dance’N’Toon Show

Domenica Peloso, Opinion Editor
February 26, 2024
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Posing in her flamboyant, “Rio” inspired costume, dance captain Danica Robertson (12) lights up the stage.
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Domenica Peloso
Domenica Peloso, Opinion Editor
Domenica Peloso is a junior at San Juan Hills High School, and a second-year opinion editor for The Express. For this up and coming year, Domenica hopes to grow as a leader and find her own sense of individuality through her writing. Outside of The Express, she is an officer in National Honors Society, treasurer of ASB, and proud leader of the SJHHS Movie Club. In her free time, Domenica enjoys thrifting the most abominable clothing items known to mankind, and watching a variety of media ranging from nonsensical garbage (Too Hot to Handle) to movies equitable to the original Mona Lisa (Call Me by Your Name, Kill Bill, Fantastic Mr. Fox).

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