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Rotterdam, South Holland · Rotterdam

Horsing Around Since Childhood

Nearly a decade ago in 2016, Mia Folk found herself growing up in Idaho, also known as the potato state. It was the year of fidget spinners, Shopkins and other make-believe toys for most 8-year-olds. But for Folk, her interest while residing in Coeur d’Alene was focused elsewhere. That was the time when she started horsing around … literally. The junior said her parents got her involved in the horseback riding sport that she has been competing i…See the Story

Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

ASSIGNMENT TURNED AWARD: Sophomore receives 1st place

Survivor. It’s the term used by Chapman University’s Annual Holocaust Art and Writing Contest to describe those who lived through the events of the Holocaust. And for sophomore Janiny Maldonado, she selected the survivor testimony of Elly Kam, which she connected with her great-grandmother’s experiences during the Mexican Cristero War in 1926. Her essay, “Carrying What Matters,” discusses how both overcame great difficulties through their hope …Read Article

Basketball · Annapolis

Louridas Returns as Team Captain for Women’s Basketball in 2025-26 - Naval Academy Athletics

Coming off a postseason berth in her first season as team captain in 2024-25, rising senior Maren Louridas returns as the leader of the Navy women's basketball squad in 2025-26. A three-year starter for the Mids, Louridas was selected by her teammates to serve in this prestigious leadership role for the second consecutive campaign.See the Story

Lost traditions post-COVID-19 pandemic

This is one of a series of five-year, COVID-19 pandemic anniversary articles The Accolade’s Spotlight team has expanded from its original print version distributed to the campus on Monday, March 24. Three boys stand in front of a whiteboard in their classroom, each either wearing a paper crown on his head or holding it in his hand. The one on the far left, holding a balloon in his right hand and showing the peace sign with his left, wears a Sunn…Pandemic · Fullerton Read Article

STAFF EDITORIAL: Time to create new parking spaces for student motorists

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Headline: WRAPPING IT UP: Murals, fixtures conclude 2024-2025 school year campus improvement projects

This is the last of a three-part series on the additional changes to Sunny Hills facilities over the summer and during the 2024-2025 school year. These updates follow the larger makeover that started in the previous school year with a campus-wide painting project followed by new signage in hallways and outside athletic facilities. The Accolade will address the Art Club’s latest project. Part 1 focused on newly added program logos. Part 2 add…California, United States · California Read Article

A POP QUAKING START FOR ALL: Jisoo’s “Earthquake” leads trio of rising artists

Jisoo’s K-pop solo album “Amortage” starts off like an explosion. It begins with an upbeat rhythm to draw the listener in, then slows down at the end with softer vocals and a slower beat. “Boy in Luv” by BTS is quite similar; it’s popular and has a reminiscent feeling and effect about what love is to them. The album continues Jisoo’s pursuit of a solo career rather than the group she usually works with, BLACKPINK. Her lead track, “Earthquake,” …K-Pop · Seoul Read Article

ENGINEERING A NEW BOOK: Summer Boeing internship leads then-rising senior to co-author Statistical Programming Essentials text

Look for more senior profiles in our May issue. Senior Jai Patel has been fascinated with engineering concepts since he was in sixth grade, playing with his building blocks. “Any time I build Legos, I imagine how I would construct an actual contraption that can reach for the skies,” Patel said. That childhood hobby continued through high school, which led to his decision to apply for a summer internship in 2024 with a company known for building…Boeing · Huntington Beach Read Article

Safety First! - Burton View

Photo provided Youngsters at Little Dragons Learning Center and Gaines Elementary School received bicycle safety helmets from the Kiwanis Club of Swartz Creek for the fourth consecutive year. For the complete story see page 11 in today’s Genesee County View. The post Safety first! first appeared on Burton View.Fullerton, California · Fullerton See the Story

BEHIND THE SEAMS: Revisiting world of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” with encore

Accolade co-copy editor junior Serenity Li auditioned in the first semester of the 2024-2025 school year to join the cast of the spring musical, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” and director Annie Pagano — theater teacher Christian Penuelas’ substitute director — cast Li as one of Joseph’s brothers’ wives. As a result of the Spirit of the MACY’s, an organization celebrating high school musicals, invitation to its award show and of…Cerritos · Cerritos Read Article

National Merit Winners: More than 100 Alabama Students Awarded College Scholarships

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A group of Alabama students are among the 2,900 nationwide honored with college-sponsored Merit Scholarships.The scholarships are financed by 74 private and 72 public institutions located in 42 states and the District of Columbia, according to a recent release.See the Story

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Horsing Around Since Childhood

ASSIGNMENT TURNED AWARD: Sophomore receives 1st place

Louridas Returns as Team Captain for Women’s Basketball in 2025-26 - Naval Academy Athletics

Lost traditions post-COVID-19 pandemic

STAFF EDITORIAL: Time to create new parking spaces for student motorists

Headline: WRAPPING IT UP: Murals, fixtures conclude 2024-2025 school year campus improvement projects

A POP QUAKING START FOR ALL: Jisoo’s “Earthquake” leads trio of rising artists

ENGINEERING A NEW BOOK: Summer Boeing internship leads then-rising senior to co-author Statistical Programming Essentials text

Safety First! - Burton View

BEHIND THE SEAMS: Revisiting world of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” with encore

National Merit Winners: More than 100 Alabama Students Awarded College Scholarships

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