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Angelica Baclig

Angelica Baclig, Journalist

My name is Angelica Baclig. I am a sophomore and a first-year journalist this year. I joined journalism because I enjoy storytelling and meeting new people.

 

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I enjoy making goals for myself and working hard to reach them. One thing about myself is that I am a workaholic; I cannot stop working on something once I get started. My favorite show is Riverdale and my favorite movie is To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. I enjoy calligraphy, doodling, and embroidery. My friends would describe me as a joyful person, I like to see the positive things in life and laugh a lot. My favorite quote is “Free time is the enemy of progress.” -Casey Neistat 

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[VIDEO] University Preparatory School 2021 Baccalaureate

May 19, 2021

UP to DATE: May 17 – 21

May 17, 2021
Sophomore

[PHOTO] 10th, 11th, 12th

February 26, 2021
Instead of texting, Grant Santos sent letters to his friends. Pictured here is Jaqueline Pasillass letter he got from Grant Santos. Pasillas says it is kept safe in a box so she can reread them when she wants to.

Letters: A New Way of Communicating

February 18, 2021
It may hold so many joyful memories but a handful of families cant even afford to buy a house. With a housing crisis present, many families look for a good deal elsewhere. With an average price of $628, 760, buying and owning a home has slipped out of the affordable zone in California. Will owning an affordable house be possible for people, or will it just stay a dream?

Skyrocketing Housing Prices

January 29, 2021
Senior Reshman Amin has been working at McDonalds since September. He explains that as he grows older he feels the need to take on more responsibility. And as for staying safe, Amin adds that he is always working in caution.

Working Students During The Pandemic

December 17, 2020
Freshman Student of the Month, Amaris Esparza

November Students of the Month

December 13, 2020
October Students of the Month

October Students of the Month

November 18, 2020
Crocs are back on the rise. Collaborations have certainly worked to make them more popular. Now will you buy a pair?

A New Trend: Crocs

November 11, 2020

Voter Nominated Offices

November 2, 2020
Pictured here is Senior Alyssa Cosico and her mom. Her mom works with COVID patients, and is one of the heroes on the frontlines. Cosicos family has had a small scare from the virus, but has overcome it. Just like many health care worker families, they also take precautions. But even with precautions, many families still are worried for their relatives. Cosico states, I was worried for her, and I continue to worry. School has helped me try to stop thinking about it.

The Worries of Health Care Worker Families

October 2, 2020
Freshman Bindiya Bhangu is Vice President of the Class of 2024. She lives in Oak Hills and used to struggle with her schedule. She states, Some events in ASB required me to stay late and that conflicted with homework. She adds that for most events she stays at school right after her classes, causing a delay with the other tasks she has to do. With distance learning, she can now balance her work schedule with ease.

The Double-Edged Sword of Distance Learning

September 11, 2020
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