Santino Llorens, Staff Writer
Santino Llorens (‘26) brings a of heart to the Webb Canyon Chronicle. eating his Nana’s gumbo, a delicious Creole dish that requires a three-day making process, he learned to embrace patience and dedication in everything he does. soccer ball, scribbling poems in his notebook, or drudging a dungeon-crawler, Santino is persistent in everything he does. He knows that good things — much like good gumbo — come to those who wait. It took time, but Santino discovered his love for writing last year in Ms. O’Brien’s Fundamentals of Composition class, and even submitted some of his poetry to Breakfast. With prominent political activists and public speakers like Fred Hampton, Malcolm X, and James Baldwin as his role models, Santino hopes to use his own bold, unique voice as a staff writer for the WCC and eventually create change for the better.
Favorite Song: "Tuck That Hate In" by BashfortheWorld
![As Webbies attempted to register for the SAT this year, many of them were met with similar results: every testing center was full. Following the closure of many test centers across the state due to the pandemic, many students at Webb have been forced to cross county and — in extreme cases — state lines to take the SAT. “I signed up for [my August SAT] in July,” Annie Han (‘24) said. “I think if I signed up in June, I wouldn’t have had to go that far.” Still, as students try to sign up earlier and earlier, many of them struggle to reserve a seat.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Bisgaard-Llorens-Rebish-SAT-Access-1200x900.jpg)
