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Maybe One Day He’ll Do Business Worldwide
May 14, 2009Jin Kim, a senior at Pinecrest Academy, has lived in Korea, Japan and the United States, and now he is proud to call Pinecrest home as well. The young man spent most of his life in Korea, where he grew up, before moving to Japan with his family for three years because of his father’s […]
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Maybe She’ll One Day Choose Religious Life
May 14, 2009Maria Guzman is heading to college, open to the idea that at the end of it she may choose a religious life as a sister. “It’s always felt right. I wouldn’t be surprised,” said the Holy Spirit Preparatory School senior about her interest in religious life. Last winter she spent three days with the Missionaries […]
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One Day He May Venture Into Scientific Frontiers
May 14, 2009Senior Benjamin Waldron takes pleasure in pushing the envelope. Ten years from now, he said he hopes to work at his dream job where he puts engineering and environmental science degrees to work at NASA. “I like to be on the front line of new things,” he said after wrapping up with the AP chemistry […]
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Maybe One Day She’ll Be In Medicine
May 14, 2009Along with juggling all the end of high school craziness and exams, Lauren Barry is pitching in as a wedding planner for 20 couples. Lauren, who volunteers with Operation Homefront Georgia, is organizing a wedding celebration for soldiers and their loved ones. The organization provides emergency assistance to the soldiers’ families they leave behind and […]
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Maybe One Day He’ll Be An Environmentalist
May 14, 2009Our Lady of Mercy High School senior Tosin Ajayi cannot wait to begin college next year at Georgia State University. It’s not that Tosin is excited about leaving OLM, as it is evident that he holds a special place in his heart for the Fairburn school. Rather, the 18-year-old, who was born in Georgia to […]
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Seniors Prepare For Graduation, Reflect On Future Plans
May 14, 2009Awkward mortarboards will be perched on their heads as members of the class of 2009 leave their schools to start the next chapter in their lives. Seven young people are profiled in this week’s Georgia Bulletin. They are a diverse group, born in the early 1990s. There are four women and three men: a standout […]
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What I Have Seen and Heard (May 7, 2009)
May 7, 2009Like many of you I am in the process of gradually changing all the light bulbs in my home to the more energy efficient ones. At first I noticed that these new bulbs were slow to come to full power. I thought that they might be defective, but I soon realized that while they don’t […]
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‘I Really Am My Mother’s Daughter’
May 7, 2009As a child, I used to cringe when people complimented my mother on a new outfit. Invariably, she would quote the exact mark-down price of the garment, along with details about the bargain basement where she found it. You see, I deemed it undignified to reveal prices. And I vowed that when I grew up […]
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Paul Finds God’s Strength In Suffering
May 7, 2009Paul preached where he was not welcome and he disputed with doubters in public places. To too many, Paul was a pest. This is the first charge we hear his prosecutor from the Sanhedrin, Tertullis, make against him as he is presented to the Roman Governor Felix for trial (Acts 24:5). This was no small […]
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St. Pius X Girls Reach State Soccer Semifinals
May 7, 2009The Lady Golden Lions soccer team of St. Pius X High School defeated West Forsyth High School, Cumming, in an April 28 match and Woodward Academy on May 1 to reach the state semifinals. With superior speed and foot skill, seven different St. Pius players scored to complete a 9-0 shutout of West Forsyth in […]