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Congratulations All Saints’ Graduates! Arizona State University Auburn University Boston University Chapman University Cornell University Dartmouth University Duke University Emory University Embry-Riddle University Georgetown University Gonzaga University Johns Hopkins University Loyola Maryland Miami University (Ohio) Northern Arizona University Oberlin College Pennsylvania State University Pratt Institute St. Olaf College San Diego State University Santa Clara University Southern Methodist University Stanford University Texas Christian University University of Alabama University of Arizona University of Colorado University of Mississippi University of San Diego University of Southern California University of Texas University of Virginia Vanderbilt University Villanova University Wake Forest University West Texas A&M The All Saints’ Class of 2011 is heading to these top universities & colleges Brophy College Preparatory Emma Willard School - New York Phoenix Country Day School Regis Jesuit High School - Colorado St. John’s High School - South Carolina The Thacher School - California Xavier College Preparatory The All Saints’ Class of 2015 is heading to these top high schools All Faiths Welcome • Pre-K through Eighth Grade • Indexed Tuition Available • All Saints’ Episcopal Day School • 6300 North Central Avenue • Phoenix, Arizona 85012 • 602.274.4866 • www.aseds.org • www.facebook.com/PhoenixASEDS All Saints’ Episcopal Day School admits students of any race, color, or national origin. Page 15 June 2015 By Katlyn Ewens Ten years ago, Arcadia News owner and publisher, Greg Bruns, created an annual scholarship to encourage Arcadia High School seniors to pursue their passion for writing. This year, that scholarship was awarded to Rae Aaron. “We started [the Arcadia News Scholarship] because I thought it was important for the paper to have a stronger connection with the students in our area, especially those that apply themselves to journalism or media in some segment at Arcadia High,” Bruns said. “It’s really hard to find younger people that are going into journalism or writing. We wanted to encourage young journalists and writers to move on with their craft.” Arcadia High School selects the candidates and then sends the names of eligible students to Arcadia News for the final decision. Aaron’s love for writing started in the seventh-grade, when she started writing articles for local magazines, newspapers and her school’s website. “My favorite part of journalism is conducting interviews, because I have been lucky to meet so many interesting people and can learn something really cool while getting great content for an article,” Aaron said. “I also love sitting down and crafting the article, because writing is such an art, and it requires so much focus and dedication.” Aaron wrote and edited for Arcadia High School’s newspaper and website, The Arcadian and ahsnews.com. She has also had articles published in Arcadia News . She is dedicated and punctual, which she showed through her work with Arcadia News . Rae has big plans for the future, both near and far. She will attend Middlebury College in Vermont, where she hopes to study international politics and economics. They do not have a major in journalism there, but she plans to get involved with the school newspaper. She said writing will always be the emphasis of her studies and that’s part of why she chose one of the oldest liberal arts schools in the country. Next stop will hopefully be New York. “My dream job would either be a New York Times journalist based in New York or Moscow or to own my own bipartisan political magazine,” Aaron said. “I also love New York City and think it would be cool to work on Wall Street since I’m interested in business, especially because there aren’t enough women in that industry.” Aaron graduated from Arcadia High School on May 21 and will be Vermont- bound in the fall. Arcadia News wishes her the best of luck with her future endeavors! AHS senior earns Arcadia News Scholarship Rae Aaron was a writer and editor with the Arcadia High School newspaper. PHOTO BY NATASHA WILSON