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![Creek alumna Audrey Dow (right) and fellow CBYX participants Leah Byrne (center) and Jaden Leatherman (left) visit the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Participants in the program are sometimes able to travel around Europe on weekends, despite the fact that most of the participants’ time is spent in Germany learning and interning. “We traveled all around Europe [and] I went to Berlin, which was far away from where I was in the South, Croatia, Italy, Greece, and Serbia, so a lot of [different] places,” Dow said.](https://unionstreetjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/dow-675x900.jpg)
![On June 24, Protests erupted after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, a landmark case protecting the right to an abortion. In Denver, some protests faced pro-life counterprotesters from organizations in favor of the Court decision. One such organization is Protect Life Offices at Catholic Charities Denver, directed by Lynn Grandon. “[At Protect Life] we work to foster the understanding of there being value, worth, and dignity for every single human life at every age and every stage of development, using good common science and biology.”](https://unionstreetjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/IMG_8086-900x600.jpg)
![English teacher Joel Morris wears his yellow Dr. Martens.
Because Morris has synesthesia, he associates colors with other topics such as the days of the week, yet he does not feel the need to color coordinate what he wears with those colors. “I dont feel like I need to color coordinate at all because its not really about [how] I have to match the color,” Morris said. “Its just that when I think of Monday, I think red.”](https://unionstreetjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/morris.jpg)
