¨Humans of Sophomore Honors¨

I interviewed Baedan for my English project this will talk about his life.

By Daniel K. from Eureka Senior High School in California

“When I grow up I want to work in architectural design or in sports like a pro athlete.“. “ I am from Humboldt county. I was born in Mad River hospital. In my free time I play basketball and I work out I also like to play video games.” “ I am half German and half American I've been to Germany multiple times. I enjoy it I am also an atheist.”

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Soph Honors, 2nd Period

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Humans of Sophomore Honors: Nina

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