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Davies High School hosts annual Zombie Cafe

Maya Patel
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Davies High School hosts annual Zombie Cafe — Rugby Dining news

FARGO — Students at Davies High School got a chance to show off their brains on Thursday, Oct. 29, in the Zombie Cafe. Each year, AP psychology students put together projects and home-cooked goodies for staff and parents. The cafe started nine years ago, and teachers say it's grown each year. Students say it's a school favorite, and they put extra work into these projects. "When we were learning about, like, this unit in class, I wasn't obviously that interested, but when you're putting it into ... something like 3D models, crafting, and like baking, it made it more fun. So I definitely engaged more with the class after doing this project," said Annika Nelson, a junior. More than 60 students participated in the Zombie Cafe.]]>

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