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Briefs: Estancia's Davis and Mesa's Dawson unite for OC All-Star Game
Two seniors from rival high school programs will be on the same boys' basketball team in the 47th annual Orange County North-South All-Star Game at Concordia University on Saturday. Estancia center Rashad Davis and Costa Mesa point guard Nick Dawson will...Tags: California Interscholastic Federation, Columbia University, Sports, Mountains, Polo
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Virgen's View: Unruly conduct might be costly
The 13th annual Daily Pilot Cup is quickly approaching. Elementary school soccer teams, comprised of third- through sixth-graders, are practicing and preparing for the weeklong tournament that begins May 29. At some schools, teams are still forming....
Tags: Sports, Soccer
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Scholarship Awards Breakfast — Newport Harbor
Christine Bonadonna AP and IB Classes Taken: AP Biology; AP World History; AP U.S. History; AP Calculus AB; AP Calculus BC; AP Physics; IB English; IB Chemistry; IB Psychology; IB Spanish; IB Theory of Knowledge School Activities/Clubs: Other than being...Tags: Republican Party, Relay for Life, United Nations, University of California, Irvine, Arts and Culture
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Scholarship Awards Breakfast — Corona del Mar
Philip Brower School Activities/Clubs: AP Physics; AP Economics; AP Biology; AP French; AP English; AP Chemistry; AP Calculus BC; AP World History; AP U.S. History; AP Statistics; Stanford Education Program for Gifted Youth, math; UCI: multivariable...Tags: University of California, Irvine, Arts and Culture, Cinderella (fictional character), French Literature, Soccer
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Newport Harbor student receives $10K scholarship
Paul Tadross has racked up 170 hours of volunteer work at Hoag Hospital. He started a senior-freshman mentor program at Newport Harbor High School, where he is the ASB president.
Now he can add another impressive note to his résumé.
Tadross, 17, was...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Students, Personal Service, Toshiba Corporation, Diabetes
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Mesa Musings: Right professor brings biology to life for humanities student
I detested biology as a high school youth, so I wasn't thrilled to face it again in professor Lloyd Mason Smith's Orange Coast College Biology 100 class in 1968. Smith, however, turned my opinion on its ear. He took what this humanities student...Tags: Arts, Photography, Teaching and Learning, Science, Education
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High Schools: Battle of Bay on hiatus
The high school rivalry between Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor takes place in almost every sport.
The Battle of the Bay is intense, friendly and it brings the community together. And the Back Bay rivalry is one of the best in Orange County.
Name...Tags: Trips and Vacations, California Interscholastic Federation, Basketball, Travel, College Sports
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Apodaca: UCI launches first ROTC program in wake of 'don't ask, don't tell' reversal
Lost amid the recent media frenzy over the so-called Irvine 11 was some good news coming out of UC Irvine. The repeal of the military's "Don't ask, don't tell" policy, which took effect Sept. 20, has resulted in the establishment of the first ROTC...Tags: University of California, Career and Workplace, Barack Obama, Colin Powell, Minority Groups
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Mesa Musings: OCC sports unites five Athletic Hall of Famers
On Saturday night Orange Coast College will induct five luminaries into its Athletic Hall of Fame. The ceremony begins at 4:30 p.m. in the Peterson Gym Foyer. The inductees will be introduced later that evening during the halftime ceremonies of the OCC-...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Baseball, High School Baseball, Rowing, Wisconsin Badgers
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Getting an early start on college
COSTA MESA — Harrison Chan, 17, and Neal Lawton, 18, might have missed out on football games, but they walked out of high school with a lot more. The two Costa Mesa residents are on their way to UC Berkeley this month after earning their high...Tags: High School Sports, Colleges and Universities
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It's A Gray Area: Uncle Jim is more than a namesake
As my father told the story, when he asked my mother to marry him, the only condition was that if they had a son they would name him after his younger brother Jim. I guess mom agreed, because that is what happened. My uncle, James L Gray, was a special...Tags: Orange County Superior Court, Colleges and Universities, Manufacturing and Engineering, Korean War (1950-1953), Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Mesa Musings: Sports Illustrated leads to best summer — in school
There's a price to be paid for sitting in the back of a high school algebra classroom and devouring issues of Sports Illustrated strategically hidden behind your textbook. That price is called summer school. And I paid it in 1960. Because I read SI...Tags: Language, Iowa, Mountains, Education, Periodicals
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