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June 2, 2004 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Alexander O'Connor, 16, balances some of the required AP reading he'll be doing as a senior at Fremont High School next year.

Making the Grade

By Sarmishta Ramesh

AP classes have become a necessity for students to enter high-ranked colleges. More



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Shakespeare in the Park	De Anza president	Medal of Honor

To fund or not to fund, that is the question—for the Cupertino City Council, that is. More	The administration at De Anza College is about to undergo a change of hands, as San Francisco State University's Brian Murphy steps in to take the reigns as the new president of the college. More	It's easy to make a "My Big Fat Greek Awards Ceremony" joke, but Kenneth Frangadakis truly made it happen. More



	Making the Grade: AP classes have become a necessity


	Shakespeare in the Park may not stay as we like it Local wins Ellis Island award New president to take the helm at De Anza Commemorative blanket has icons of past, present News briefs Sheriff's report


	Cartoon: DeCinzo Letters


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Sports Briefs Relay, Vikings both second at CCS Mustangs, Mats fall in softball playoffs



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