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May 22, 2020 9 min

Episode 2: Cancelled

from COVID-18 Hosted by Rachel Livinal

The second week of quarantine poses a whole new realization for seniors: school in person is out. For good. Seniors prepare for the uncertainty of the next few months, sharing their thoughts and concerns on the remainder of their senior year. Seniors and guests in order of appearance: Aliyah Moreno from El Capitan High School, Melanie Lemus from El Capitan High School, Lyrical Adam from El Capitan High School, Akina Westmoreland from Buhach Colony High School, Vincent Arroyo from Merced High School, Alan Peterson, Superintendent of the Merced Union High School District, Angelina Giron from El Capitan High School, Evren Ayik from Merced High School.

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The second week of quarantine poses a whole new realization for seniors: school in person is out. For good. Seniors prepare for the uncertainty of the next few months, sharing their thoughts and concerns on the remainder of their senior year.

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