Common Interest: Singing

By: Audrey Pardes and Jiana Rush In this blog I got the opportunity to speak with another student and we shared the same interestin music. We got to talk for a little bit about what we love about music and how we came acrossit. Both of our stories are quite unique and entertaining, so let's dive in a little deeper to see whatJiana had to say about music. First and foremost, Jiana comes from a musical background; thereare multiple people in her family such as her father and grandfather who...
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Our Common Interest: The Consequences of Procrastination

By: Kierra Hamby and Natalee Tygard   Hello, Readers! This is our common interest post! We were paired up because we both had a passion for writing. Together we wrote this short story.  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
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To Dance a Pas De Deux

By: Taegan Hardy A beautiful aspect of ballet I’ve always admired is the Pas de Deux. It is the dance of two peopleand most commonly found in classical ballets such as Swan Lake, the Nutcracker, Coppélia,and many more. I’ve never had the privilege of dancing a pas de deux, however...
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Course Review: Algebra I

By: Celia Moller Name of the course: Algebra 1A When I took the course: Spring 2023 Teacher: Ms. Yuyu Bogdan Brief summary of the course: Algebra 1A is a fundamental course in mathematics, and it is an essential foundation for further math studies. In this course, I learned a lot...
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The Opportunities at ASU for High Schoolers

By: Faith Jang I took Math 170, also known as Precalculus, in person during the summer at ASU this year. Dr.Frank Arthur was the teacher, but we had many teacher assistants to help us. The class was asix-week class on the actual college campus that was an accelerated course. It...
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The Love of Cinematography

By: Elise Powell Do you love films? Do you want to be a director? Would you like to know more of what happens behindthe camera? Then Cinematography is the class for you! Cinematography is split up into Part A and Part Btaught by Ms. Jean. Cinematography is an entry-level course...
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The Depth of the Desert

By: Sarah Green Every summer for many years, my parents took my brother and I to a family favorite camping spot inCoconino National Forest. There was a grassy clearing filled with random boulders, a spot where mygreat-grandparents' are buried, and a "tin" shed. I rolled plastic monster trucks down hills...
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