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How To Survive Freshmen Year

How To Survive Freshmen Year

The best part of freshmen year is all the new people you meet. Get yourself a group who will care about you.
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Anthony Lopez
To The Class Of 2024

To The Class Of 2024

Find people that will accept you for you
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Hannah Luke
Dear Freshmen

Dear Freshmen

Trust me, you’re going to be fine.
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Diana Lopez Rojas
It Goes By Fast

It Goes By Fast

I’ve learned a lot of things this year.
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Monica Sandoval
Diet Coke, Vending Machines, & Lunch Lines

Diet Coke, Vending Machines, & Lunch Lines

There might be some tough moments, but you will always find a way to get back up again.
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Stephanie Galindo Hernandez
You’re Starting A New Chapter

You’re Starting A New Chapter

Here’s some tips that will help make it a good one.
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Denzel Guerra
Here’s What I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me On My First Day

Here’s What I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me On My First Day

Leave your toxic friends. This is the sign you were looking for.
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Dulce Sanabria
High School Isn’t All That Scary, Trust Me.

High School Isn’t All That Scary, Trust Me.

But, if you don’t take it seriously, you might just be a freshmen forever.
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Layla Quemada
Tilton Is One For The Books

Tilton Is One For The Books

Literally.
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Cieara Solomon
Lion Spotlight
From The Air Force To The Classroom

From The Air Force To The Classroom

Mrs. Stonerock didn’t go to college until she was 33. Now, she’s helping EHS students get there too.
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Jasmine Reyes
Crystal Villalobos Is Forging A New Path

Crystal Villalobos Is Forging A New Path

She is working to be the first member of her family to ever graduate high school.
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Kimberly Ruvalcaba
Taking Small Steps to Make a Big Impact

Taking Small Steps to Make a Big Impact

Even though she is 4’10, Eastside Sophomore Jasmine Quiros plays a big role in changing her community.
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Nicole Nguyen
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