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  • Sabika Sheikh Texas Shooting Victim E1526929740144

    An exchange student from Pakistan, Sabika Sheikh, is among the victims of a Texas high school shooting.

    Sabika Sheikh, 17-year-old, a Pakistani Honor Roll exchange student participating in the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange program in the US, was one of the 10 people killed when 17-year-old student Dimitrios Pagourtzis armed with a shotgun and a revolver opened fire in the Santa Fe High School in …

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  • Class of 2020 Valedictorians and Salutatorians

    Class of 2017 Valedictorians and salutatorians

    Aditya Patel – Valedictorian School: South Cobb High School GPA: 4.656 College: Georgia Institute of Technology Parents: Soham and Puloma Patel Academic Awards: Georgia Certificate of Merit, Outstanding Math Student Award for Statistics, Top 10 for all 4 Years, AP Scholar with Distinction. Extracurricular: Secretary …

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  • What Leadership Means In Admissions

    What Leadership Means In Admissions

    What Leadership Means In Admissions By Ishan Puri Founder of Synocate “Leadership” is a major buzzword in college admissions; it is found across applications through essay supplements, work experience, and extracurricular activities. But what do admissions officers really want to see? Why Leadership Matters On …

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  • Real Cost

    The Real Cost of College

    How much will your family end up paying for college? Your household’s income may have less influence than you think – and some private colleges may be cheaper than you assume. Private schools sometimes extend the best aid offers. Yes – it is true that …

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  • 6 Tips to Help Your Child Excel in Math

    6 Tips to Help Your Child Excel in Math

    6 Tips to Help Your Child Excel in Math We generally think that the life of children is free from any worries, and so we long for such a carefree lives. Reality, though, is different. Children do have their own set of worries with their …

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  • 3 Ways To Have a Wholesome Summer

    3 Ways To Have a Wholesome Summer

    3 Ways to Have a Wholesome Summer By Aditi Wardhan Singh The last day of school, I got my son ready and sent him off with a happy heart and waited for the clock to strike 12:00 pm when he would come back and I …

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  • Ananya Vinay

    2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee: Indian Americans Continue to Succeed

    2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee: Indian Americans Continue to Succeed As with preceding years, not a dull moment was to be found during the 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee. All of the spellers amazed the audience with their breadth of knowledge and passion for spelling. …

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  • Books on Hinduism

    Books on Hinduism

    In honor of Hindu Heritage Month (as celebrated in the state of Florida), this issue presents readers with a listing of varied titles to inform, engage, and enlighten the spiritual mind! The Nay Science by Vishwa Adluri and Joydeep Bagchee The Nay Science offers a …

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  • Virtual Internship at Desh-Videsh Media Group

    Virtual Internship at Desh-Videsh Media Group   An active part of the South Asian community in the United States, Desh Videsh Media Group keeps traditions alive and instills new generations with a sense of cultural awareness. Through Desh-Videsh, a community magazine in print for over 20 years and …

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    Learn from the 20-something Year Olds: Invest in YOU

    Author by Nisha Jani By Nisha Jani As the school year ended, with the parking lot of my school in the rearview mirror, I could easily say I looked forward to spending time at home doing absolutely nothing. Summers between middle and high school grades …

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