St. Robert CHS Student News
RAMS MEDIA CORPORATION- you have probably heard about them, but do you really know anything about them? They created the video for Remembrance Day and hold the Roscars every year. I decided to ask them a few questions to learn more about what they do.
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Ever wonder who creates the artwork shown in and around St. Robert? Have you noticed that the banners and signs used to advertise and during events seem more prominent and enticing this year? Well chances are, the Design Club is largely at fault for nurturing our school’s artistic scene. Officially known as Rams Design Council, Design Club members are able to use their “artistic talents, imagination and creativity to contribute to the school community,” as described by club member Wendy Y. Started this year by Ms. Brockest, Art Department Head, the club is dedicated to designing different pieces of artwork, as requested by the school for special events or advertising.