She edits the clip repeatedly, wanting her YouTube video to be perfect for her viewers. An hour has already gone...
All on my own yet known: Popular Loner
Orchestrating a broader musical world in the Claremont Young Musicians Orchestra
Mending the shattered past
Having the drive to beat the competition one stroke at a time
Chenging the structure of quantum science
Finding her own sound
Going all in: Playing their cards right
A committed fan of korean culture
Painting on a new canvas
Humans of Walnut: Drawing his future
Looking at life through a new lens
House of Tutors
A major leap in leadership
Best of both worlds
Dimaano’s got the beat, chops and rolls
Picking up the pieces
It’s a family business
Dancing with the stars
Spreading positivity through volunteering
Spreading art through rock music
Bringing heat to the competition
Just rolling with it
Seeking a future in sewing
Playing the piece
Cooking for friends
Singing her heart out
Sculpting and drawing movement
Learning to get back up again
Riding the snow
A bed for every baby
The story behind the dance
Feeling the beat
Keeping the tradition
Friends, Family and Airsoft
The Weatherman 2: Ben Wong
The dream team
Off to the races
Crossfit: Working it out
Performing on the SuperGirl show
Senior Destinations
16 of ’16
Color the dark
Reaching the milestones
Fixing what was broken
Yo-yo tricking with a twist
A mission to become a missionary
Podcast: Playing a different sport
Writing out his own perspective
Carving her own stamps
Collect your passion
Teaching a new language overseas
Standing out for the senior panorama
Flying High
Performing with Candy Carson
Writing her own novel
Spreading his passion through service
Biking against AIDS
Herbert Wang’s do-it-yourself camera lens
Class Feature: Ceramics
Key Club wins Fall Rally South
Eye on the bullseye
Perfecting his chess games with practice
Explore the vast country
The Maze Runner
Reliving the Past
On top of the world
He’s engineering his next plane
Ashley Acosta, not your typical dancer
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