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Checking-in Around WEGO: What is the biggest red flag in a man/woman?
Last week staffers shared their top five red flags; this week, students and staff add to the list.
September 6, 2023
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Alexa Morales, Features Editor
Although Alexa is a senior at WEGO, she is the captain of the dance team.
Something unique about Alexa is that she was an exchange student in France for a week and a half last spring.
Alexa's favorite music artist at the moment is Lana Del Rey.
Looking ahead into her future, Alexa is planning to go to college to be a nurse.
Karen Huerta Garnica, Reporter
As a first-year journalist, Karen enjoys how she is able to express herself more in this class. She is currently a senior at West Chicago Community High School, and likes to do her makeup and watch a very well-known Netflix show, "Shameless". Karen plans to go to a university after high school to study to become a registered nurse, as she currently works as a pharmacy tech at a local Walgreens. She also loves to hang out with her 2-year-old chihuahua/poodle mix, Ace.
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