BY JACKY SHUM & CRYSTAL HUANG
My first impression of Jacky Shum was that he was a quiet and reserved, and I later had the incredible chance to discover he was someone who loved to crack jokes all the time and was an easy person to talk to.
BY MELLISA MULIA
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BY DOMINIQUE LIE
I scrunched up my forehead into a slight frown as I heard the song “End of the Road” by Boyz II Men playing on the speakers.
by JACKY SHUM
Valedictorian Hovhannes Minasyan and Salutatorian Calvin Tang will represent their graduating class at the commencement ceremony to be held June 13 at 6 p.m. in Weingart Stadium at East Los Angeles College (ELAC).
by ANNA MINASYAN
To acknowledge the achievements of seniors in Advancement Via Individual Determination (A.V.I.D.), the eighth annual Senior Awards assembly was held yesterday in Byers Gymnasium.
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by DIANA DIAZ
Valedictorian Evelyn Wong and co- salutatorians Madeline Klepzig and Jordan Leong will represent their class at the commencement ceremony to be held June 13 at 6 p.m. in the Weingart Stadium at East Los Angeles College (ELAC).
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by DOMINIQUE LIE & STEPHANIE TANG
Representing the class of 2016, Valedictorian Gabriel Brossy de Dios and Salutatorian Argenis Valdovinos will lead the graduates into the 6:30 p.m. ceremony June 15 at East Los Angeles College’s (ELAC) Weingart Stadium.
Read moreby JUSTIN KANG
Students are no longer taking the California High School Exit Exam, due to state law that suspends it, also allowing students who were unable to graduate because of the exam to receive their diplomas.
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This fall, nearly 22 million students will attend some sort of higher education after high school, seeking to better their lives. What many of them may not realize is that the benefits of higher education—enrichment, possibilities of building a career—come with a very steep price; one that has almost exponentially trended upward.
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College pennants seem to line the walls of several classrooms, inspiring high school students to graduate and further their education.
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