Some members of Generation Z, or Gen Zers are turning to physical keepsakes, such as Polaroids, scrapbooks, handwritten notes, and photo booth strips, to preserve their memories beyond digital means. These items give memories a physical presence that digital photographs and messages can lack. “I think it just gives me more sentimental value,” said Emiko Matsumura, a sophomore at Carlmont who scrapbooks. Scrapbooking allows photographs to be comb…
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