Humans of Sophomore Honors: Elias Ladika - Our Democracy

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I interviewed Elias Ladika in my Sophomore Honors English class. Eli is very laid back, busy, active, and kind. He goes by the nickname of Eli and was really interesting to talk to.

“ I don’t really have much free time, i usually get out of school, go to soccer practice for two hours, and have games on the weekend. But when i do have free time i usually like to sleep, go biking with my friends,or just watch tv.”

“One time I lied was when I told my parents that I was caught up on all my work and i wasn’t i had like a 60% but then when my report card came i ended up getting in big trouble”

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