by Valerie Hsieh
Pre-froshlings have a mixed bag of emotions when it comes to high school. Whether you’re excited, confused, or terrified of the coming year, here are some accounts from students of all classes at West High on how to survive high school.
Advice for incoming freshmen
May 30, 2013
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