To Be an Upperclassman: Do You Have What It Takes
A senior author reflects on upperclassman status at high school, urging maturity and responsible leadership. The piece faults some seniors for boastful behavior toward freshmen, calling for respectful conduct, setting a positive example, and avoiding cliques or petty power plays. It notes privileges like lunch spots and parking, but emphasizes character over status.
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Style tips from Winifred Coward senior
Winifred Coward, a senior, shares personal fashion philosophy focusing on comfort and self-expression. She recalls in seventh grade cutting and pinking her hair, and advises dressing to fit one’s body regardless of others’ opinions.
Immigrant Hero Saves 6-Year-Old From Abductor
Antonio Diaz Chacon chased a suspected child abductor after seeing a man throw a girl into a van. He pursued until the suspect crashed. Garcia was later caught. Chacon, in the U S illegally for four years, was honored while deportation remains debated. Local students argue for citizenship.
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Benefits of Student Involvement in Activities
Students gain character and social opportunity through clubs and sports. Involvement boosts college applications, as activity participation can favor admissions over identical grades. Fees vary by activity, with clubs often costing around ten dollars and athletics about twenty. Auditions for theater and announcements for tryouts offer paths for involvement and personal growth.
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