A furry friend stirs up excitement at Carlmont
Samantha Chu, Staff Writer
February 7, 2018
Filed under Campus
There are about 1,146,000 hamsters in the United States. One of them lives at Carlmont—specifically, in AP Physics and Robotics teacher David Talcott's classroom. Talcott's hamster, Scout, is a female Syrian hamster. Numerous students enjoy playing with her and having her in the room. In Decembe...
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