A leading opponent of the apartheid regime in South Africa during the 1970s and 1980s who is often described as the "conscience of the nation," Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the first black South African Archbishop of Cape Town, has tirelessly fought for human rights in his native land and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984.
Clare
Jacquelyn
Linda
Clare is a fun but competitive girl currently in the eighth grade. She committed herself to the Seevak project with a desire to learn more about HTML code and Web design. She loves having music in her life, and plays both the piano and violin. In her spare time, she likes to snack on crunchy foods and go on short runs around Jamaica Pond. She loves her friends and family dearly, including her cat Barnaby.
Jacquelyn is an eighth grader who has a deep interest and appreciation for classical music, especially music with piano or violin, both of which she plays. She also loves Latin, math, history, science, bunnies, and tons of other things, but mostly likes to be with her friends. This is her first year working on a Seevak project, and because she is horribly technologically challenged, she contributed to the research and writing done on the renowned Desmond Tutu, for she was fascinated by his work in abolishing Apartheid.
Linda is obsessed with computers and design, and hopes to work at Pixar or Google when she grows up. She is also addicted to watching Youtube videos, though it is not a very good habit. In addition, she enjoys dancing, eating food, and simply hanging around with her friends. Linda is currently an eighth grader at Boston Latin School, and this is her first year working with HTML and entering the Seevak competition.
