Sidney Lin, Staff Reporter
Sidney Lin is a Spotlight Editor for ‘The Science Survey.’ She appreciates the use of journalism in its ability to give voice to the stories that are hidden at every corner. Not only does Sidney believe that journalism informs, but she also sees journalism as driving readers to see things in a way one may never have otherwise. Sidney loves the way in which photographs are used to immortalize the moments and perspectives that may very well pass us by in our lives otherwise. To her, there is no better a cure than sitting with friends and family, and opening up a photo album. Outside of school, she can be found conducting scientific research, traveling to a broad range of new cities, watching sitcoms, and taking photos of anything and everything. Sidney is drawn to make a difference in the field of biology, but she sincerely hopes to incorporate journalism and photojournalism into her life as an ongoing endeavor in her daily life, continuing to make stories out of the ordinary.
![The Olympic Games have long been intertwined with athlete protests. Tommie Smith, John Carlos, and Peter Norman’s 1968 protest is recognized as one of the first and most groundbreaking demonstrations in Olympic history. [Photo Credit: Angelo Cozzi (Mondadori Publishers), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons]](https://thesciencesurvey.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Peter_Norman_John_Carlos_Tommie_Smith_1968.jpg)
