BLS held its annual Spelling Bee Competition yesterday and it was a fierce one with a record breaking number of students who participated in the event.

Thank you to everyone who helped to make the Spelling Bee a memorable experience and to the students who remained behind to cheer on their classmates. Your sportsmanship was noted.

Without further ado, here are the top 3 performers of the competition:

• In First Place: Lily Liang
• In Second Place: Dhrithi Chekuri
• In Third Place: Alexander Khan

Lily will advance to the Regionals. Please wish her well. Congratulations, to you all.

Join us for a spectacular, uplifting concert on this Saturday, Feb. 28th from 2 to 3:45 pm. We will honor the FIRST Black female educator at Boston Latin School, Mrs. Theresa Craddock. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW BY REGISTERING ON THE LINK ATTACHED!

www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/boston-latin-school-alumni-gospel-festival–2026

Attention Class of 2026! The Boston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. offers a renewable $2,500 scholarship to support students who lead with purpose, service, and determination and are ready to jump-start their academic careers.

Open to all classes! Please try out for the Fourth Public Declamation. Submissions are due by Friday, 2/27 by 11:59pm. Tryouts are after school starting at 2:15pm on 3/5. You should memorize at least 1 minute of your piece (no introduction) in time for tryouts. The Fourth Public Declamation performance is scheduled for Thursday, 3/19 R1-R2, and the audience will be Class III. Please email Mx. Amico or Mr. Kerpan with any questions! This is the final “regular” Declamation of the year before Prize Declamation!

forms.gle/6Swp21oj9yjyS56b9

Congratulations are in order for Class IV members Abrielle Huang, Serena Merkary and Kate Zwickau. They finished in 3rd Place at the Suffolk Law School Youth Negotiation Competition. Additionally Abrielle Huang took home First Place for her Business Negotiation Agreement.

BLS A.S.I.A. will be hosting the Kwong Kow Chinese School (KKCS) Lion Dance Team for a performance on Friday, February 27th at 2:30 PM in the Dining Hall to celebrate Lunar New Year. Additionally, all students are welcome to dress in their traditional clothing on that day.

Entry is free and snacks will be provided! All students are welcome and encouraged to bring a friend to usher in the Year of the Horse. We hope to see you there!

Stop by the bulletin board outside room 136. Read a short article and take in who is representing what country this year from the German speaking world and the US. Scan the QR code, answer the questions and WIN!

Viel Spaß!

BLS wants to ensure every student is warm this winter. If you are in need of warm winter items (hat, glove, coat), please stop by Mr. Hooker’s office, room 253, on Mondays from 2:30 – 4:00pm or Ms. Vasquez’s office, room 022B, on Wednesday’s from 2:15 – 4:00pm.

The library will be closed after school today (Wednesday, February 25th). We apologize for the inconvenience and will see you tomorrow!

Bookings are open for the FINAL round of senior portraits. Remember that you MUST take a senior portrait with Smile-Pro in order to be featured in the yearbook. The final round of photos will take place on February 23rd, 24th, and 25th. Book ASAP to reserve a slot!

bookme.name/smileproportraits/boston-latin-class-of-2026

BLS A.S.I.A. presents the 26th annual Holiday Sing Off — Yeti or Not, Here I Come!

Come join us in the Black Box Theater on December 19th to watch some of the best singers at BLS perform! Doors open at 5:00 pm, show starts at 5:30 pm. You may purchase tickets from the officers of A.S.I.A. (Aaron Liu, Melania Yee, Angela Deng, Terance Wang, Nicole Lin, Victoria Liu, Sarah Cao, Amity Ali, Tate Lam, Saihan Chowdhury, Gabby Huynh, Emily Zhou, Kelly Zhu, Catherine Huang) for $6.

Any remaining tickets will be sold at the door for $8 but it will be a limited stock amount so purchase beforehand! Be sure to bring a friend and bundle up — We can’t wait to see you all there!

The South Boston Civic Assoc. is soliciting entries for its annual essay contest. Several BLS students have won in the past. This year could be your turn. Here are the prompts. HS Essay Question: Essay competition is open to all students in grades 9-12

-Explain the impact of British taxation policies on the relationship between the British government and the 13 colonies.

-7th – 8th grade Essay Questions: South Boston residents only for grades 7-8

– What was Abigail Adams role in the American Revolution?

– Cash Prizes along with gifts from Rev250, Ft. Ticonderoga and the freedom Trail will be awarded to winners placing 1st,2nd, and 3rd respectively.

– All entries should bear, in an attached envelope, the contestant’s name, school and email, and should be submitted by Friday, February 13th, 2026, At 5 PM.

Pick up a copy of The Register in the library or outside of room 208.

BLS A.S.I.A. is on the lookout for a student to create this year’s Asian Night booklet cover, and you will be PAID! If you are interested in applying, please send a portfolio to us at blsasiaclub@gmail.com that includes a maximum of 4 pieces (they can be in any medium). Experience with digital art is preferred, but not required! If you would like inspiration, please check out our Asian Night booklets from previous years.

Please submit your portfolio to blsasiaclub@gmail.com and title your subject as “[Last name, First name] – Asian Night 2025 Booklet Submission”. We’re accepting submissions until Tuesday, March 3rd @11:59 PM. If you have any questions, please email us. We look forward to everybody’s submissions!

Open to all classes! Please try out for the Fourth Public Declamation. Submissions are due by Friday, 2/27 by 11:59pm. Tryouts are after school starting at 2:15pm on 3/5. You should memorize at least 1 minute of your piece (no introduction) in time for tryouts. The Fourth Public Declamation performance is scheduled for Thursday, 3/19 R1-R2, and the audience will be Class III. Please email Mx. Amico or Mr. Kerpan with any questions! This is the final “regular” Declamation of the year before Prize Declamation!

forms.gle/6Swp21oj9yjyS56b9

Sophomores and Juniors, are you looking for a no-stress elective to balance out your schedule next year? Check out Elementary Ancient Greek. It’s a fun way to learn some basic Greek while exploring ancient Greek daily life, history, art, philosophy, science, and more. Click on the link for more detailed information, including student reviews! Or stop by room 137 to chat with Mr. Mordine about the class.

drive.google.com/file/d/13RvtRT2AT92PYeQuGwLLgkJ8SHRxVq-X/view?usp=sharing

Are you looking for a no-stress elective to balance out your schedule? Check out Elementary Ancient Greek. It’s a fun way to learn some basic Greek while exploring the ancient Greek world’s history, art, philosophy, science, and more. Click on the link for more detailed information, including student reviews! Or stop by room 137 to chat with Mr. Mordine about the class.

drive.google.com/file/d/13RvtRT2AT92PYeQuGwLLgkJ8SHRxVq-X/view?usp=sharing

Looking to celebrate and learn something new before break? As part of the Topol Fellows project on dance as peace building this year, we invite you to participate in a professionally taught SALSA CLASS on Friday 2/13 after school in room 307! All skill levels are welcome and encouraged, and we hope you will join us to dance, listen to music, and have fun!

If you have any questions, feel free to email pbrackett@bostonk12.org. We’d love to see you there!

Calling all curious characters of class III and II! Cross the threshold of room 003 and immerse yourself in an educational experience blending literature and art from over 2000 years ago. TAKE MYTH TRADITION! All readings are in English. Some highlights include the Iliad, the myths of Persephone and Medea, as well as appearances by Loki and Anubis. Content parallels multiple 200+ level college courses.

You can find Ms. Foley in 003 or via email: cfoley@bostonpublicschools.org.

Do you like prizes? Can you journal, make a playlist, and/or practice grounding and breathing exercises?? The SMHA Community Challenge is for you! 🫵

SMHA is giving out prizes for the homeroom who wins the most points—how can you participate?

1. Complete any of the 3 activities: grounding/breathing exercises, journaling, making a playlist. These earn you points

2. Submit to the google form below.

Whichever HR has the most points after T3 wins. That’s it! Good luck to your homeroom and have fun!! 🎉

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Please help me congratulate Soleil Desai (Class IV) on her first place win in the Poetry Out Loud semi-final competition. She is advancing to the State Competition in March. Please wish her well.

Congratulations, Soleil!

Want to help advocate for children’s rights while also enjoying a sweet treat? BLS UNICEF is celebrating Valentine’s Day by selling candy bags to raise money for the United Nations Children’s Fund. Buy a candy bag for yourself or someone else. Fill out the following order form by Thursday February 12th 2:15 pm. The bags will be delivered during homeroom on Friday, February 13th. Thank you!

– Candy or Cookie Bags for $2 each (Skittles, Fun Dip, Gushers, Cookies, Fruit Roll-Ups, Trollis, Nerds, Laffy Taffy, Valentine Cookies)

Physical cash payments can be given to: Rachel Li (I) Homeroom 120 and Vincent Liang (II) Homeroom 132

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Suffolk University is hosting a panel this coming Thursday. All students from every major are invited to join this discussion about Juvenile Justice and the variety of career opportunities available. The panel will bring together different systems perspectives – Legal, Psychology, Sociological, Educational – along with first-hand insights from practitioners of this work who attendees can learn from and network with as they consider entering or advancing in this field. Panelists will speak about their work, their career journey, challenges they have experienced, and what they continue to learn while engaging in this sector.

See link for more details: drive.google.com/file/d/10F1raQ_YBEVxyuNqIwYKIcQ2KLHLdbD5/view?usp=sharing

Congratulations to the top performers in our 3rd Public Declamation:

1st place — Bridget Sullivan (Class III)

2nd place — Soleil Desai  (Class IV)

3rd place — Emmeline Knight-Bairstow (Class IV)

Dear Classes II & III,

As you are thinking about selecting your English course electives, I invite you to visit with me (Room 519) during W-block, February 11 or February 25th to learn more, have any lingering questions answered. You must notify me of your interest via email by Monday, February 9th. I will provide you with a pass.

(Ms. Thompson, English Dept) athompson4@bostonpublicschools.org

Are you a teen curious about farming, community partnership, social justice, and looking for a summer job? Apply to be a part of The Food Project’s summer Seed Crew youth program! Each summer, we recruit students between the ages of 14 and 17 to work on our urban and suburban farms in Boston, Lincoln, Lynn, and Wenham, MA. During this six-week program, you will work with staff to grow vegetables and distribute thousands of pounds of produce while developing leadership, teamwork, and civic participation skills. Seed Crew members will work approximately 28-32 hours per week and will be paid $15.50 per hour. If interested, you can apply on our website!

Seed Crew

Do you like cookies? Do you like decorating them with friends? Then come to room 329 this W-block for FREE cookies to decorate with BLS TAG. See you soon!

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The Keefe Library will be closed after school this week on Tues. 2/10 for professional development and on Fri. 2/13 for February vacation.

JR-Pizza: JRP Writing & Research Night Feb. 11 & March 4 | Library | 3:00–5:30 PM

Juniors, need dedicated time and real-time support to make progress on your Junior Research Paper? Join us for JR-Pizza: JRP Writing & Research Night in the library for a focused, low-stress work session designed just for you.

A grade 11 ELA teacher, a librarian, and additional adult staff will be available to help with research, outlining, drafting, citations, and questions. The fiction room will be a quiet space for writing, and the electronic classroom will be open for one-on-one conferencing and support. Fiction Room: Quiet Writing Space

Electronic Classroom: Conferencing Space to ask questions

Write, get help, and refuel — pizza will be served in the Dining Hall at the end of the event!

Be sure to RSVP so we order enough pizza for everyone.

JR-Pizza RSVP: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYpivP_kvYCCyfzVX1Qqb0GFzIM2cLlQZylmTdzZzCwe17GQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

On Wednesday February 11 during the W-Block, Student Council will host the next Town Hall meeting in the Library Fiction Room. Head of School Mr. Gallagher will present on the BLS budget for this upcoming school year.

All students are welcome. Please sign up here to receive a pass: forms.gle/CrU1YCRZ2WNp4PWX8. Email jlevesque@bostonpublicschools.org with questions. Thank you.

forms.gle/CrU1YCRZ2WNp4PWX8.

Are you looking for fun gifts to show love and appreciation to your loved ones? Then you’re lucky because Wolfpack Volunteers is having our annual Valentine’s Day sale! This year, we have an array of materials such as Popping Toy ($1), Multi-color pens ($2), Lollipops ($1), Ring Pop Candy ($2), Teddy Bears ($4), Squishmallows ($7), and Lego Flowers ($4). You can also order one of our combos, which you can view on the attached order form. To make a purchase, print the order form below and fill it out completely. Completed forms and payment can be given to any Wolfpack board member. To help Wolfpack sell forms in exchange for hours (we will give 1 hour for every $8 worth of goods sold!), please fill out this link: forms.gle/dLuwhaCrS6rgRLJy9

BLS SOC is hosting a Valentine’s Day Sale to help fundraise an upcoming event, and we will be selling French macarons of various flavors (vanilla, raspberry, and lemon). **Each macaron is handmade with love!** If you are looking for something special for a special someone, this is the perfect choice!

– 2 for $3

– 4 for $5

– 9 for $10

Please fill out this form by Monday 9th February, 2026. Orders will be delivered to Homeroom by Friday 13th February 2026. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfuAG-_8KGMlHcr3leza0PNOANaBEU2J8uc0GwHzrtS4lKUuQ/viewform

Attention Rising Juniors and Seniors, As you are considering your history elective courses for next school year, I cordially invite you to “Try it Tuesdays.” On Tuesday, February 10 (R1), Tuesday, February 24 (R7), OR Tuesday, March 3 (R6), you are welcome to visit the AP African American Studies class for 15 minutes and get a “taste” of what the course has to offer. During your 15-minute visit, you will be able to observe the class, ask questions, and talk with current students about their experiences. You must get permission from your teacher and notify me of your interest via email on the Monday before your visit. Ms. Pinchem, Room 114, cpinchem@bostonpublicschools.org

Mark Thomas Memorial Fund/Boston Bridges Initiative and WPI are collaborating to provide an exciting opportunity for 5 MetCO, BLS, BLA or JDO’B students to apply for a full scholarship to attend WPI’s Frontiers summer STEM program at no cost. Frontiers is a two-week residential program that offers high-performing students in math and science the chance to explore STEM at WPI, while experiencing a taste of college life alongside like-minded peers from around the world. Those applying for this scholarship must submit their application and transcript no later than March 15 to be eligible for consideration. Please see the links for how to apply.

docs.google.com/document/d/15byYUkit7-oAbFskxVhBhwAYieObgj7Ng6HqfSd9I00/edit?usp=sharing

This upcoming Tuesday (2/10) and Wednesday (2/11) we will be hosting Argo midyear workshops in preparation for the upcoming issues. During the workshop, we will introduce all of our sections, both writing and production.

We will meet both days at 2:30 in room 207. Editors have prepared presentations for you to get a feel of your section or learn about a new section. We hope to see you there.

Those students who received notification of their selection for the National Assessment of Educational Progress testing on Wednesday, Feb 11, 2026, are reminded that they will receive a pass in HR either Monday or Tuesday, Feb 9th or 10th, to report to the dining hall at the start of R2 on Wednesday, Feb 11th, for the exam.

The exam is a minimum of 70 minutes, so all students will miss R2 and W Block, and perhaps some may miss part of or all of R3, too.

Students should bring their fully charged Chromebook to the testing session, and should have presented their pass to any teacher whose class they will/may miss the day of testing (Day 3; R2, W Block, and R3).

If you have any questions, please email Ms. Lewis-da Ponte at slewis2@bostonpublicschools.org.

There are two days left to buy carnations from the Argo! Prices are 1 for $1 or 12 for $10.

Stop by the front lobby before and after school and during all lunches, go to 207, or find any Argo editor to purchase. Completed slips can returned at the same places, and must be in by February 13th.

With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching, are you wondering what to get your friends, teachers, or loved ones? Perhaps you need a last minute gift? Well, look no further! We are selling a variety of treats this season, including brownies, cookies, and more! Each treat will be handmade by yours truly and full of love in every bite!

This year, we are offering:

• Heart Brownies: $2
• Strawberry Squares: $3
• Valentine’s Day M&M Chocolate Chip Cookies: $3
• Red Velvet Cake Heart Truffles: $2

More information, including descriptions and allergens, are included in the form.

Please fill out this form by Sunday, February 8th, and give money to Ms. Moguel in room 225 or  Venmo @blsbakes by Monday, February 9th. by Monday, February 9th.

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BLS National Honor Society presents: Valentine’s Day Goodie Bags!

Roses are red,

Goodie bags are cute,

Order one (or three),

Before the deadline shoots!

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, so it’s time to treat our loved ones! Celebrate the people you appreciate by sending them NHS’s limited-time Valentine’s Day goodie bag filled with adorable surprises: Hershey Kisses, animal stickers, a cute mini notepad, a Valentine’s-themed squishy, a little bouquet, and the most adorable mini bear keychain! Orders will be delivered to the recipient’s homeroom on Friday, February 13th.

Fill out this Google form to order and spread love to your friends, Valentine, or even yourself!

forms.gle/v8NXkR8cUwbmze5y8

Dear Classes I & II,

As you are thinking about selecting your English course electives, I invite you to visit with me (Room 519) during W-block, February 11 or February 25th to learn more, have any lingering questions answered. You must notify me of your interest via email by Monday, February 9th. I will provide you with a pass.

(Ms. Thompson, English Department)  athompson4@bostonpublicschools.org

Thanks to the BLS’s partnership with Vivo Performing Arts (formerly Celebrity Series of Boston), we have 10 free tickets to see the Budapest Festival Orchestra at Symphony Hall on Tuesday, February 10. The program includes Mahler’s Third Symphony. Tickets are first-come, first-served.

Please email Ms. McKenna if you are interested!

Interested in science, journalism, or both? The award-winning Catapulta Science Magazine is looking for article submissions for our Winter Issue, and we invite you to write about any topic or issue of STEM that interests you! Refer to past articles for example topics here (drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IoAgAMOndkYDHOgU6Ni5DE1eC_nPKdkS?usp=sharing).

Submissions should be at least 150 words (they will be cut to be within the ranges of 150-200, 300-400, or 500-650 words during production week) and are due by Wednesday, February 11th, at 11:59 pm through this Google Form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelEemUDi1e-pad9IK896IgLzwTNuA_Lky4pCrWHl3HWdUwzQ/viewform.

Email us with any questions at catapultasciencebls@gmail.com — we look forward to publishing your work!

Do you love sweets? Do you want to treat someone with a special gift, or even better, yourself? The BLS Powerlifting team is making and selling their own Valentine’s Day cake pops to fundraise for the expenses of their ever-growing team and to compete in this year’s 2026 High School Nationals in Killeen, Texas.

The BLSPL board (listed below!) will be selling Valentine slips beginning Monday, February 2nd to Friday, February 6th, and students can buy slips in the front lobby during all lunches, from any of the officers throughout the day, or through this Google Form (docs.google.com/forms/d/1vJf-ZgFvCwrq4Txrfew-6jAQmYl-ZH1UbqJj1H0B7mM/edit).

Slips must be returned to Mr. Cordeiro’s room (117) before Friday at 2:15 or to any board member with the desired flavor, who you are sending it to, and their homeroom for them to be accounted for. Thank you!

• Kate Lincecum (I)
• Fabiana Polcaro (II)
• Allan Tran (II)
• Paris Do (III)
• Tiana Nguyen (II)
• Emmanuella Gustave-Paul (III)
• Benson Trong (II)

Middlesex Squared is a free, selective, three-year residential college access program for high-achieving first-generation and/or low-income students, beginning the summer after 9th grade. Scholars live and learn on the Middlesex School campus in Concord, MA while exploring STEM coursework, preparing for college, building leadership skills, and forming a strong community. Learn more on our website: squarednetwork.org.

Interested students should complete the inquiry form here: Inquiry Form Link. After submitting the inquiry form, students will receive the full application instructions and next steps.

The application deadline has been extended for Boston Latin School students until February 6th. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Executive Director, brooke.hilliard@squarednetwork.org.

After going 3-0 in the State Preliminary Rounds of the Massachusetts Bar Mock Trial Competition, the team is headed to the State Finals for the first time in five years. If you see the following members of the team, congratulate them: Mary Flaherty, Raymond DuFauchard, Kate O’Riordan, Ryan Murphy, Bridget Blair, Maya Lanfer, Vinh Nguyen, Isabella Cachay Gonzales, Meilin Sha, Leo Margalit, Janell Michaela Estillore, Ami Mai, Yae Eun Jang, Paige Robinson, Yeqing Guan, Lily Bradley, Matilde Zemler Wu

The John William Ward Public Service Fellowship is a summer employment opportunity where students intern at the office of an elected or appointed public servant in the executive, legislative, or judicial branches of the city, state, or federal government in Boston. Seniors and juniors are eligible, and the deadline to apply is Thursday, February 5. Visit wardfellowship.org to learn more.

The Deitch Leadership Fellowship is a summer employment opportunity where students intern at a prominent Boston area organization representing a variety of industries, including law, finance, law, nonprofit sector, and others. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores are eligible, and the deadline to apply is Monday, February 9. Visit deitchleadership.org/fellowship to learn more.

Looking for something fun and free to do this weekend? Come celebrate the start of Black History Month and explore the Museum of African American History! Meet Inspiring speakers, uncover powerful stories from our past, engage in fun activities, enjoy food and snacks, win prizes, and connect with other youth across Boston. Don’t miss it! Sign up using the link below.

When: February 1st, 1-3 PM

Where: 46 Joy Street, Boston

www.eventbrite.com/e/jump-into-the-past-teen-takeover-at-maah-tickets-1980116638168

On February 10, 2026, the Boston Latin School Service Collective will host the first-ever Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament. The event will be completely free of charge. Come to room 125 to have fun, compete against others, and prove to the school that you are the ultimate Smash Bros champion!

Please complete the RSVP form if you know you will be able to attend the event on February 10. Of course, drop-ins on the day of the event are also welcome

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYp8E-TM57uzb8FPjXkmymjpS0HI-B-qBLYI73MzKMjKHNLg/viewform

Ready to sing, play, and rock out?! My name is Jalen Weatherhead, and Wolfstock is a student-led BLS music event that I am running as part of my Senior Capstone project. Please consider auditioning for Wolfstock with your preferred music style: all genres welcome! Check out the form for more information.

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All members of Classes III and II will report to HR at the start of W Block on Wednesday, February 4th, and will then be escorted by their homeroom teacher to the assembly hall for a presentation on course offerings for the upcoming year.

The library will be closed after school on Tuesday, February 3rd for teacher professional development. Thank you!

Join BLS B.L.A.C.K. next week, February 2-6, as we kick off Black History Month with a Spirit Week! 2026 marks the 100th anniversary of Black History Month; a century of celebrating Black history, achievement, culture, and impact.

Spirit Week Themes:

• Monday, February 2: Dress Your Best: Show up sharp and stylish
• Tuesday, February 3 (Early dismissal day): Rep Your Flag: Represent your heritage and roots
• Wednesday, February 4: Dress as an Artist: Come dressed as your favorite Black artist, creator, or cultural icon
• Thursday, February 5:Throwback Thursday: Wear vintage or old-school inspired outfits
• Friday, February 6: Blackout Friday: Wear all black to close out the week in unity

Please send in a photo via the BLS BLACK Instagram @blackatbls or to the email blackatbls@gmail.com

Participants will earn raffle tickets for participation and be able to enter our raffle and win a nice prize. More rules and info to come!!

Come participate, show up, and celebrate together! We can’t wait to see your fits next week

Create a history podcast and win a trip to Spain. More info here.

www.gilderlehrman.org/queen-sofia-spanish-institute-quizstory-podcast-award

Hi BLS Students,

Are you looking for a school-year job that will help you grow professionally? I’m excited to share an opportunity that can lead to a full-time summer position with Old Navy. If you’re interested and would like to learn more, please sign up for an info session by scanning the QR code below.

docs.google.com/document/d/13I4B8xnuZZJuNy6eMFixZBiXTRfX4ME-krqfHVFc2Q4/edit?usp=sharing