2011: An Amazing Year
December 19, 2011 by admin
Filed under Emily Zheng
This year, Arcadia has been through many firsts. Here are the Top Ten Events in Arcadia that I believe affected many in this community, whether in spirit, pride, or cooperation. <Editor’s Note: blogger Emily Zheng is a freshman at Arcadia High School.> 1.) Historical Winds Hit Arcadia With around 500 trees down, 28 vehicles damaged, [...]
Truly giving thanks
November 28, 2011 by admin
Filed under Emily Zheng
This Thanksgiving holiday, numerous volunteers gave up some of their time to help Foothill Unity Center’s annual Thanksgiving distribution at the Arboretum. Students from Arcadia, Hoover, and Monrovia, Bank of America volunteers, Cub Scouts, and many more gave up some of their time to help. On Saturday, November 19, volunteers either packed cans, cereal, and [...]
Volunteering Exposed
October 30, 2011 by admin
Filed under Emily Zheng
Today (Sunday, Oct. 30) I was volunteering at a voter registration booth when I noticed a new booth next to mine. A group of five students, chaperoned by two parents, were sitting behind a table full of information about blood donation. One of the parents – the father – had a stack of fliers in [...]
Sustaining “A” grade in school
October 18, 2011 by admin
Filed under Emily Zheng
Middle school is the bridge between elementary school and high school, where students transition from children to teenagers. At Arcadia schools, it is the first time we get graded with a letter system. It is a very important part of education because the habits one learns in middle school will either help or be detrimental [...]
One Book event inspiring
October 2, 2011 by admin
Filed under Emily Zheng
On October 2nd at the Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, residents gathered at Arcadia’s Best Foundation‘s second annual One Community, One Book program to discuss the local bestselling book, Cliff Falls, by San Marino author C.B. Shiepe. <Editor’s Note: blogger Emily Zheng is a freshman at Arcadia High School.> Event coordinator Scott [...]




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