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Rita Pacheco

Rita Pacheco, Reporter

Grade: Senior
Hobbies: Vibing with music and reading mystery books.
Last Show Binge Watched: Criminal minds.
Goals: Get more into school activities, join theater.
3 words that describe you: Drummer, Gay, Loud.
Why did you join the newspaper/yearbook? To get better at writing and help with a career as a lawyer.
Likes: likes band, Death Note, Tokyo Revenge.
Dislikes: Slow walking people, the term“rizz”
Favorite Quote: ”Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get.”- Forrest Gump.

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In the first preseason home game, Jonathan Murillo, captain and middle blocker, spikes against Hollister. The team put up a fight, taking Hollister to five sets but they came up short and lost 2-3. Despite Hollister being a strong team, Alisal still had hope for competing with them in the future. I think we can beat them, Coach Ramos said. The Trojans are currently undefeated in league at 5-0.

Boys’ volleyball preview

Rita Pacheco and Areli Colin
April 8, 2024
Having almost completed her day in the wheelchair project, junior Yareli Gaspar (followed by Heidy Carrillo) rolls into Fabian Villanveva’s 6th period Spanish class. “At first it was pretty easy, well not really easy, but I had people helping me so it wasn’t that hard,” Gaspar said.

Wheelchair project gives taste of living with a disability

Rita Pacheco, Reporter
March 7, 2024
Seniors Giselle Aguilar, Litzy Topete, and Dania Garcia-Lucero perform CPR on a test dummy in the Foundations of Nursing class through ROP. While students used to learn CPR in health classes, changes in the curriculum have made learning it more of a challenge.

CPR is an important skill – why isn’t it taught in school?

Rita Pacheco, Reporter
December 12, 2023
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