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Ivy League Decision Day

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Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz
Massachusetts Hall, the oldest building at Harvard

Tomorrow marks the day that the academically gifted students of Woodside dream about their entire lives, Ivy League acceptance day.

Some of the most renowned universities such as Harvard, Columbia, Brown, and Dartmouth are part of the prestigious Ivy league school group. All of the Ivy league schools are known to be a one way ticket to academic and career success. To be admitted into one of these schools signifies one’s academic prowess and elite accomplishments. Many Woodside students eagerly apply, but only a select few are given the golden ticket of admission.

“They have a very low acceptance rate, most of them in the single digits and many are below five percent,” Woodside High School College and Career Center Advisor, Zorina Matavulj commented.

If by a chance any Woodside scholars are admitted, it would be a huge surprise to the entire community.

“Any college advisor would be surprised to see Ivy leagues admit their students. Woodside is no different than any other school facing the situation of Ivy league acceptance competition,” added Matavulj.

 

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Beck Patrone, Sports Editor
Beck Patrone, a sports editor and writer for Woodside Paw Print, is in his second year of journalism for the school. His interest in journalism surged when he toured several colleges in California searching for a major that could interest him. Journalism caught his eye and he became enticed by the subject as a whole. Some topics that Beck is passionate about include sports, entertainment, and politics. Some of his favorite events that he covered on the Woodside Paw Print include sports coverage and interviewing authority figures at the school.  In college, he hopes to major in business or communications as he will use Woodside Paw Print as a springboard for his career in either one of those professions.

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