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By LIZZY HERNANDEZR-JENERATION
April 10, 2011 - 1:03 am
 

LIZZY HERNANDEZ

INTERVIEWED STUDENTS AT CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL

Alexis Jennings, senior

"I was Amelia Earhart because I am always seeking out adventure."

Coltin Romney, sophomore

"I was Benjamin Franklin because he was a genius, and he accomplished so much. I hope to be as successful as he was back then."

Corey Wolgalter, sophomore

"In a past life, I was definitely James Brown. I think I embody his soulful spirit and passion."

Meagan McCall, freshman

"I was George Washington because he shares my birthday, and we have similar views."

Erin Smith, senior

"In a past life, I was Marilyn Monroe because I have always wanted to be famous."

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