Life in a
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Our high school community, and Cupertino at large, is often described as a bubble — an enclosed space not entirely representative of or influenced by the rest of the world. Growing up in this peculiar microcosm, we take for granted certain eccentricities that, for better or worse, have shaped the people we have become. As we prepare to pop this bubble and step out into what is called “the real world,” may we continue to project our uniqueness while facing new challenges in a new and unfamiliar home.
THE P2012 ROSPECTOR Senior Edition CUPERTINO HIGH SCHOOL’S
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