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Initially, the MVHS experience was just like any other for the class of 2020 — full of memorable homecoming skits, victorious rallies and landmark moments. Several students anticipated the traditional events of every school year, and the expectations for senior year were no different. Many looked forward to cherishing their last year of high school, whether it be through school events or spending time with friends. But with the COVID-19 outbreak causing an abrupt end to the school year and imposing shelter-in-place requirements, members of the Class of 2020 found themselves confined to their homes while the most anticipated events of their senior year were canceled. Despite this turn of events, however, seniors continue to move forward — they modify their future plans and look forward to a world after quarantine, all while keeping their visions in mind. From memories of their last day in high school to the redefined second semester senior, this package explores what it means to be a member of the Class of 2020 in the midst of a global pandemic.
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How writing letters to my future self helped me accept myself and move forward
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Published May 22, 2020
What I’ll miss about the Bay Area
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There’s so much that goes into an athlete's preparation before they compete — fueling their bodies, focusing their minds and even connecting with themselves spiritually. Athletes have a specific, personalized rituals and routines they rely on to perform at their highest potential. “Eat, pray, jam” explores how different members of the MVHS athletic community mentally, physically and emotionally prepare themselves to achieve athletic excellence. Scroll to view the package.
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By Zara Iqbal and Jai Uparkar
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My struggle as a senior to leave this stage of life for college
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Bill Cheng and Jai Uparkar
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By Carol Lei and Anthony Moll
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Helen Chao, Chetana Ramaiyer and Chelsea Wong. Feature photo by Karen Sanchez.
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