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Webb students share out their second semester goals

Dora Ding, Emily Li, and Jenny Wang|February 24, 2022

Our video compilation is comprised of student opinions from all grade levels and from both VWS and WSC. They were interviewed at different locations across campus. The students talk about their goals for the second semester and their strategies in achieving the goals.

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Dora Ding, Staff Writer

Adventurous, analytical, and passionate, Dora Ding (‘24) looks forward to entering the newsroom as a first-year staff writer for the Webb Canyon...

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Emily Li, Editor of Features

A Scorpio is typically portrayed as having intense, jealous, and ruthless traits. For Emily Li (24’), her charismatic personality defies astrology. Emily...

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Jenny Wang, Copy Editor

Jenny Wang ('24) is coming back to the Webb Canyon Chronicle after spending a memorable summer at the School of The New York Times, a summer program where...

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