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jdents, staff express themselves
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Rich Espino, anatomy and physiology teacher, displays a bull
tattoo on his left arm (left) along with a bird tattoo (not shown)
and a motorcycle tattoo on his right arm (above). He says that
the bird represents his state of mind (completely lost) and the
bull because “Little Bull” was once his nickname.
k Student Austin Rose, 25, chose arm
I tattoos for his modification of choice,
r When asked what the tats mean, he
said, “The lotus flowers show transcen
dence. Something beautiful that comes
out of a swamp.”
“The body is your temple—
you can paint the walls whatever
___ color you like.”
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Grant McLean chose the meth
od known as scarification and
branded the zodiac sign of
the Taurus on his left bicep
(below). He would like to
brand it one more time to
get the scars to stand out
more. Artist? Himself.