Virtual aloha rally 2020: student, leadership reactions

By Lia Klebanov, Miya Liu, Ariana Tejeda Moreno, Mae Richardson, and Jack Xu|September 29, 2020

Students eagerly looked forward to their first virtual rally and all were pleasantly surprised with how well it turned out. Listen to their expectations and highlights of the rally, as well as the behind the scenes of planning it!

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Lia Klebanov, Senior Lifestyles Editor

Lia is a senior and she is excited to be entering her third year in The Epitaph. As the Senior Lifestyles section editor, she sheds light on the life experiences...

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