By James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer
From the Big Apple to a campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean, some of the metro area’s elite high school talent will be putting pen to paper starting Wednesday as the first major signing
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By James Yodice / Journal Staff Writer
From the Big Apple to a campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean, some of the metro area’s elite high school talent will be putting pen to paper starting Wednesday as the first major signing
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Like many families, the Ogawas – Diane Harrison Ogawa, Academy Board Chair; her husband Greg S. H. Ogawa; and their children, Katie Ogawa Douglas ’10 and Al Harrison Ogawa ’14 – find that some of their most profound conversations occur
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Academy’s boys and girls each won the 4A races, holding off their top rival in the process. The boys won in an extremely tight finish with rival Los Alamos, 51-53. The Chargers had a slight edge with the No. 4