Hailee Walker

This year, Allen D. Nease High School’s NJROTC program was defined by commitment, discipline, teamwork and pride. From early morning practices to community outreach events, cadets dedicated themselves not only to becoming better competitors, but also to becoming better leaders, teammates and members of the community. Throughout the year, the unit grew stronger together, building a family centered around accountability, hard work and service.

Nease Navy JROTC’s second annual face off with St. Augustine High’s Army JROTC took place Sept. 19 in the Nease High School stadium in honor of Military Appreciation Week. This flag football game consisted of two halves, and the one with the most points at the end won the prize of GEICO’s $1,000 sponsorship for unit events and morale, but also an epic trophy to prove it. The game was long but well played by both teams, with good energy from both the crowd and the players cheering for the teams.

Abstract Reliable representations of information regarding complex behaviors including social interactions require the coordinated activity of heterogeneous cell types within distributed brain regions. Activity in the medial prefrontal cortex is critical in regulating social behavior, but our understanding of the specific cell types which comprise the social ensemble has been limited by available mouse lines and molecular tagging strategies which rely on the expression of a single marker gene.