A solar eclipse is going to go directly over us, here at LR. This is a once in a lifetime event and will be really cool! OCSU has called a half day for April 8th, which is the day of the eclipse. If you did not already know, a solar eclipse is when the moon covers up the sun, and in the NEK, it will be pretty much completely. The full solar eclipse will happen at 3:26 pm. Administration has bought viewing glasses for all students. DO NOT look at the sun without viewing glasses. Full solar eclipse will last for 3 minutes and 26 seconds. The last solar eclipse viewable in Vermont happened in 1932.
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Asa Davis is a ranger post writer. He has been a part of the program for a year, starting as a freshman. Asa writes random articles but is also continuing the Humans of LR articles. He plans to stay in the club for the rest of his time at LR. In his free time, Asa is a Ski Instructor at Jay Peak and enjoys hiking with his dog. He hopes to go into healthcare in the future.