Checking-in Around WEGO: most used slangs

While the Chronicle has its own list of frequently-used slang words, these are the ones WEGO students say they can’t stop saying.

By Lizbeth Padilla, Reporter • December 15, 2023

By Lizbeth Padilla

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Lizbeth Padilla, Reporter

Lizbeth Padilla is a senior at West Chicago Community High School who loves to go to the mall and hang out with friends. In the future, she plans to become a chef because she enjoys cooking and grew up in the kitchen. It is no surprise, then, that Lizbeth enjoys trying different and new restaurants - she prides herself on knowing all the hidden gems in the area.

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