My name is Riley Hunt and I am a senior at Wadsworth High School. I am graduating in May of 2025 and will be majoring in Military Social Work. I have been on the Bruin Staff for two years, and this year, I am the Print Editor-in-Chief. I joined the Bruin due to my love for writing and as a way to further my knowledge of it. My favorite stories to write are news and feature stories but I also love writing in-depths here and there. As I graduate, I look back on my time at The Bruin and am grateful because it has taught me how to work/lead a team, how to better my writing and interviewing skills and has led me to meet some of my best friends.
![Zoro undergoes training in sniffing. Zoro is able to detect objects that contain human odor and he is then able to track or search for them. “For example, if a suspect was driving down the highway and threw a piece of evidence [like a gun] out the window into a field, Zoro could search the field and locate the evidence because it smells of human odor,” Petit said. Photo courtesy of Seth Petit.](https://wadsworthbruin.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/zoro--769x1200.jpeg)
