Alice Conry, Editor-In-Chief, Opinions & Sports Editor
Alice Conry is happy to be back as she embarks on her third and final year writing for The Southerner. This year, she is celebrating the hefty role of Editor-In-Chief, Sports editor, and Opinions editor. Although a challenging task, Conry is the one to do it! A passionate person, Conry cares about politics, world events, her community, and dance – a piece of her life puzzle for over 14 years. As Editor-In-Chief, she is excited for the chance to see and work with a group of creatives, helping them materialize their passions into words. A creative herself, Conry spends her free time making collages, taking photos, and writing (of course!). When not making art, she also finds joy in consuming the arts, reading classic novels, and listening to an eclectic mix of music. After her time at South, she wants to continue studying dance and writing at college, forever living artistically in her future.
![Dance is affected by sexism, capitalism and semantics but that doesn’t change the fact that dance is an art; an influential art that is unlike anything else. “The amount of time, effort and commitment you have to put in to be a good dancer [is overlooked]...Everyone has to work really, really hard to get where they are.”](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/dancevisual1.jpg)
![Dance is affected by sexism, capitalism and semantics but that doesn’t change the fact that dance is an art; an influential art that is unlike anything else. “The amount of time, effort and commitment you have to put in to be a good dancer [is overlooked]...Everyone has to work really, really hard to get where they are.”](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/IMG_8548-1.heic)
