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The Vision
The Eyes of MSMS

The Vision
The Eyes of MSMS

The Vision
Elisabeth Seage

Elisabeth Seage, Multimedia Editor

Elisabeth Seage is a senior from Jackson, Mississippi. Currently serving as the first Multimedia editor, she hopes to expand the Vision into the field of Broadcast and media. Outside of school, she also enjoys reading, scrolling in Tik Tok endlessly, and listening to music (especially The Avett Brothers). After graduating, she hopes to pursue a career in Broadcast journalism, but who really knows.

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MSMS Students Paint Stepping Stones for Earth Day

Elisabeth Seage, Multimedia Editor
May 7, 2021
Views from the Vision - End of the Year

Views from the Vision – End of the Year

Elisabeth Seage, Cadi Springer, and Vineeth Vanga
May 7, 2021
Views from the Vision - Prom!

Views from the Vision – Prom!

Elisabeth Seage, Vineeth Vanga, and Cadi Springer
May 2, 2021
Views from the Vision - A Discussion on Gun Control

Views from the Vision – A Discussion on Gun Control

Elisabeth Seage, Vineeth Vanga, Luke Bowles, and Jillian Snodgrass
April 28, 2021
In this episode, four Juniors sit down and discuss their thoughts during their very own application process to MSMS, what they expected, and give advice to incoming Juniors in the class of 2023.

Views from the Vision: The Junior Expectation

Elisabeth Seage, Vineeth Vanga, Cadi Springer, Caleb Jenkins, and Reagan Ishee
March 11, 2021

Seniors Move On Campus for Third Quarter

Elisabeth Seage, Multimedia Editor
February 12, 2021

How Churches Are Dealing With the Pandemic

Elisabeth Seage, Multimedia Editor
February 10, 2021
In this episode, Juniors Vidhi, Vineeth, and Hayden sit down and discuss living on campus this quarter and compare and contrast it with being on campus first semester. They also discuss taking both AP Chemistry and AP Biology at the same time and lament their poor decision-making skills.

Views from the Vision – The Woes of AP Sciences

Elisabeth Seage, Hayden Anderson, Vidhi Patel, and Vineeth Vanga
February 8, 2021

How university professors are dealing with classroom restrictions

Muneebah Umar and Elisabeth Seage
January 25, 2021
In this episode, Cadi, Gracie, and Jillian discuss mental health at MSMS and how they cope with anxiety, as well as tips for others.

Views from the Vision – Let’s Talk About Mental Health

Elisabeth Seage, Cadi Springer, Jillian Snodgrass, and Gracie Rowland
January 14, 2021
In this episode, Cadi, Vineeth, and Caleb discuss Halloween traditions at MSMS and fun stories from the past, as well as engage in a conversation around cultural appropriation.

Views from the Vision – Let’s Talk Halloween

Elisabeth Seage, Vineeth Vanga, Cadi Springer, and Caleb Jenkins
December 2, 2020
Elisabeth Seage interviews Senior Gracie Rowland on balancing humanities with STEM, her involvement in drama, and the second film festival at MSMS.

Beyond the STEM: Gracie Rowland

Elisabeth Seage and Gracie Rowland
October 21, 2020
In this episode of Views from the Vision, Lily Langstaff and Zach Medlin discuss their favorite albums from the past year and what they have been listening to lately.

Views from the Vision – Quarantine Jams

Elisabeth Seage, Lily Langstaff, and Zach Medlin
October 13, 2020
In It To Win It is a podcast all about the traditions here at MSMS. Senior Kate McElhinney and juniors Reagan Carroll and Hayden Anderson all sit down to discuss some traditions at MSMS.

In It To Win It! #1

Elisabeth Seage, Hayden Anderson, Regan Carroll, and Kate McElhinney
September 30, 2020
In this episode of Views from the Vision, Senior Elisabeth Seage talks to Juniors Reagan Ishee and Jillian Snodgrass about how they all met each other and how the Juniors are making connections despite not being on campus. They also discuss the new ways connections will be made and friendships will be kept, either online or in person.

Views from the Vision – Making Connections

Elisabeth Seage, Reagan Ishee, and Jillian Snodgrass
September 23, 2020
In this episode of MSMS Sports Update, Hardy Cooke, Tejus Kotikalapudi, Anson Gray, and Josh Bates discuss the US open, the current NBA season, and the upcoming sports season at MSMS.

MSMS Sports Update – September

Elisabeth Seage, Anson Gray, Josh Bates, Tejus Kotikalapudi, and Hardy Cooke
September 16, 2020
In this episode, jcuniors Elena Eaton, Caleb Jenkins, Jillian Snodgrass, Reagan Ishee, and Cadi Springer discuss what artforms they participate in and everything that inspires them.

Views from the Vision – What inspires you?

Elisabeth Seage, Elena Eaton, Caleb Jenkins, Jillian Snodgrass, Reagan Ishee, and Cadi Springer
September 9, 2020
In this special edition of Views from the Vision, seniors Niyah Lockett and Luke Bowles discuss the RNC and DNC, what they wish they saw and the current political climate.

Views from the Vision – Thoughts on the RNC and DNC

Elisabeth Seage, Niyah Lockett, and Luke Bowles
September 7, 2020
In this episode of "Views from the Vision", Gracie and Blake get deep and discuss, well, life. Why are we here? What is our purpose? Tune in to hear these two seniors' thoughts!

Views from the Vision: Let’s get deep

Elisabeth Seage
August 24, 2020
In this episode of Views from the Vision, seniors Muneebah, Clare, Karlene and Fiona discuss their thoughts on handling MSMS at home, schedules, college admissions and thoughts on staying in their hometown for college.

Views from the Vision: New Seniors Talk College

Elisabeth Seage, Muneebah Umar, Clare Seo, Fiona Dawe, and Karlene Deng
August 17, 2020
Welcome back to MSMS! For this episode of Views from the Vision, the editorial staff introduce themselves and talk about their personal interests.

Views from the Vision: Welcome Back! Meet this year’s editors!

Elisabeth Seage and Editorial Staff
August 17, 2020
Senior/junior first day

MSMS kicks off the school year at home

Elisabeth Seage, Multimedia Editor
August 10, 2020
spring break '20

20 ways Blue Waves spent Spring Break ‘20

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
March 26, 2020
Emma.

‘Emma.’: the romantic classic reimagined

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
March 26, 2020
Katy Perry: "Never Worn White"

Katy Perry marks a new beginning with ‘Never Worn White’

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
March 26, 2020
The Language Expo serves as an opportunity for students to learn about new cultures.

MSMS students travel to MSU Language Expo

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
February 27, 2020
Michael Bloomberg was the receiver of many criticism from his fellow candidates at the Nevada Democratic Debate.

Seage: The Democratic debate proved we can’t let Bloomberg get the nomination

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
February 27, 2020
Democratic candidate Andrew Yang drops out of the 2020 presidential campaign.

Seage: Yang is finished

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
February 20, 2020
The world has been flipped upside down by a new virus plaguing the earth: the coronavirus.

Seage: Is the coronavirus the new Black Plague?

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
January 30, 2020
His newest album, published posthumously as “Circles,” was what he had been working on before his death and was planned to tie into “Swimming."

‘Good News’: Mac is Back

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
January 23, 2020
Juniors Zach Medlin (guitar), Henry Sanders (guitar), and Brayden Bailey (bass) make up some of the "rhythm section" and jam out before a performance.

Blue Notes travel across Gulf Coast in Sites and Sounds

Elisabeth Seage, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019
Several elementary students look on as MSMS students demonstrate inertia.

25th annual Science Carnival sparks curiosity in young students

Elisabeth Seage, Staff writer
October 31, 2019
In this episode Gracie Rowland and Elizabeth Seage talk about identity.

The Views from The Vision: Identity

Alden Wiygul, Gracie Rowland, and Elisabeth Seage
October 24, 2019
Track and field joins the lineup of athletic offerings at MSMS.

Blue Waves sprint into another win at Eagle Claw

Elisabeth Seage, Staff writer
October 10, 2019
Students set up DC motors to show how a magnetic field is created.

Students head to Central Mississippi to promote STEM

Elisabeth Seage, Staff writer
October 10, 2019
The Emmys are hosted annually to honor the best U.S. prime time television programs.

How the Emmys Did Not Win

Elisabeth Seage, Staff writer
October 3, 2019
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