Senior Spotlight #2: Kiana Miller
Kavya Gupta and Stella Pollans
October 13, 2018
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Kiana Miller shares her journey from competitive rugby to representing USA in an international world cup.
Senior Spotlight #1: Shreya Shettigar
October 11, 2018
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Shreya Shettigar shares her passion for art and activism in The Prospector's first senior spotlight.
A Look Into the Lives of the Homeless – Reinta
Saagar Sanghavi and Caroline Gee
March 13, 2017
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Reinta It’s a nightmare walking in a storm with no coat on — that’s how I feel, how homelessness has been for me. Walking outside with no coat on in a storm. You can have a coat but it’s cold out there. You need the [indoors], especially [for] the bathroom. Squatting down in the ...
A Look Into the Lives of the Homeless – Wally
Caroline Gee and Saagar Sanghavi
March 12, 2017
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My life was good, you know, no divorces, nothing like that, and there was a kind of spat between my brothers and sisters, but nothing major. I lived in a good community, no drugs, at least nothing like what it is here. [There were] Catholics everywhere, Kansas is full of Catholics. And if yo...
Spotlight – A Difference in Political Opinion
March 8, 2017
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Interviewee: Archishman “Archie” Sravankumar What do you identify as politically? I identify as a libertarian and anarcho-capitalist. I believe in that any form of government compulsion is not justified, including taxes, and condemn any form of government coercion. As an anarcho-capitalist, I bel...
Spotlight – Ms. Yazdani
February 28, 2017
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I think the most enjoyable part is helping the students. I am helping guide them and helping them reach their goals and accomplishments. The exciting part is hearing those decisions and knowing that I even had such a small part of that process makes me feel really happy.
Racial Awareness at CHS – Amartya De
February 18, 2017
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What ethnicity are you, and how did your ethnicity affect the way you grew up? As you know, I am Indian. Growing up, my ethnicity affected me a lot. I grew up in Southern Indiana, which I would say was 90% Caucasian. It was nothing like Cupertino. I was definitely a minority there; in fact, I was t...
Racial Awareness at CHS – Austin Zhuang
February 18, 2017
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Q: What ethnicity are you? A: I’m definitely Asian American, but specifically I’m half Cantonese and half Taiwanese American. Q: How did your ethnicity affect as you grew up? A: I grew up in a white neighborhood, and this was obviously seventeen years ago. My neighborhood was full of white people,...
Racial Awareness at CHS – Tamara Zafer
February 18, 2017
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What is your ethnicity? I am Arab. My parents are from Palestine and Jordan, but I was born in the U.S. In what ways are you proud of or celebrate your ethnicity and culture? I have always been really close friends with a lot of people who are Arab, and we celebrate holidays together. We have ...
Racial Awareness at CHS – Daniel Tkach
February 18, 2017
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Daniel Tkach teaches Freshman Lit/Writ and VMC. He has been working at Tino for two years. Q: What race do you identify as? I would identify my race as white. My ancestry comes from Ukraine and Ireland, so [I am] half Ukrainian and a quarter Irish. Q: Growing up, did you notice differences in the way people treat...
Racial Awareness at CHS – Kimaya Goomer
February 18, 2017
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Q: What ethnicity are you? A: I am Indian, originally from India. Q: How do you think your ethnicity has affected the way you grew up? A: My family is super culture-oriented, so I was in a lot of heritage organizations and they have been a pretty big part of my life. I would say I’m pretty connec...
Racial Awareness at CHS – Julie Hoang
February 18, 2017
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Julie Hoang has been a secretary for Class Council and is involved with DECA, fashion club and VSA. Q: What ethnicity are you? A: Vietnamese. Q: How did your ethnicity affect the way you grew up? A: It didn’t really affect me personally; I never faced any personal form of discrimination. Gr...