Of the 57 members of the recently graduated Class of 2009, one of the most colorful and individualistic was Laura Voitik. Whether it was her multiple changes of hair color or unique fashion sense or fiercely independent way of looking at things, Voitik was hard to miss during the past five years. Learn more about this future veterinarian.

What do you get when you combine a devotion to biking, a love of environmental studies, and a penchant for finding out-of-the-ordinary destinations for reflection? Say hello and goodbye to Class of 2009 alum Andrew Lovdahl as we explore the quirky method behind his thoughtful madness.

During third period this year, seniors Russell and Stephen Prochaska could usually be found relaxing in the lounge. Elaine Gu recently interviewed them and found out that despite their frequent squabbles and fights over food, the two are actually very close — maybe even best friends.

Who doesn't love dessert? Pastries, cookies, cake, ice cream, and more …. Senior Maddy Levin, in a career choice off the beaten Uni track, is fast on her way to becoming a pastry chef, the person responsible for those delicious creations. Katherine Allen recently spoke with Levin to learn more about her culinary plans and pursuits.

Kumars Salehi can't recall the first time he ever spoke to Kimberle Pillow. But he does know this: "She is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most fascinating and likable individuals I have had the pleasure of kicking it with during my tenure as a high school student." Read on for Kumars' Q&A with the future Temple University art student — and get a different perspective on Uni in the process.

On Saturday she placed ninth in the state in the Class A 800-meter race, becoming the first Uni girl to win a state track medal since 1995. But, do you think you really know this senior? Ruthie Welch, despite her visible career as a volleyball and basketball player and track runner, has a lot more going on in her life than various athletic achievements. Find out what makes this girl tick.

It's lunchtime, and seniors Suran and Aran Yoo can be found in Uni High's library. They are most generously donating their time and a chance to eat their prized avocado sandwiches to do a Q&A with Shivani Khanna. Read on to find out more about these dynamic twins. And don't bogart the nutrients!

Daniel McNamara is not your usual Uni senior guy. He doesn't play basketball or get excited when "Soulja' Boy" gets played in the lounge. Since he's so quiet, many people don't get the privilege of getting to know his interesting quirks and genuine good-dude personality. So here's your chance to meet Daniel McNamara through the first "Senior Q&A," which will be a part of a series of Q&A's with members of the Uni High Class of 2008.