Homecoming Asking Week: Monday

Sandy Cho, Shayna Hume, Lindsay Williams, and Alexis Williams|September 9, 2013

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Senior Lauren Fisher reads a book on a sunny day “I still use electronics as entertainment, but its less of my first instinct,” Fisher said.

Flipping Back to Fliphones

Jeffersons College and Career Center is a great place for students navigating the college application process. From researching schools to polishing their resumes, students can find a wealth of resources here, helping them make informed decisions about their future. With support from the College and Career Center, we can take the next steps on our educational journey with confidence.

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Plucking the zither strings, senior Tiffany Lee plays classical Chinese music. “I’ve never learned how to play Chinese zither, but it looks really cool,” Freshman Olivia Wu said. “When one of my friends heard Tiffany play the first song, they said their mom always sings that, so I thought that was a nice connection.”

Hopping into Lunar New Year

Overwhelming workloads and expectations, induced by mindset or the environment, are factors that cause students to cheat on exams and assignments during high school. “They pile this much work onto you, and then expect you to have all the time in the world to complete it,” sophomore Fertuna Mequennent said. “Cheating is more than just a kid who’s lazy or doesnt want to study.”

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