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Satire: AP scores canceled due to student breath

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By Alan Tang
| The Highlander News Podcast
The College Board canceled 50 AP U.S. History scores Thursday after a student in the Lower Gym reportedly breathed during the document-based question (DBQ) section with unusual force. The incident occured shortly after students opened the DBQ packet. Students in the room said several test takers looked up at the same time before the proctor stopped walking and turned toward the second row. Proctor and AP Chemistry teacher Linda Hargrove documented the disturbance on a pink form.
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McLean boys crew places eighth at state championship

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By Alan Tang
| The Highlander News Podcast
McLean boys crew closed its Virginia Scholastic Rowing Championship run on May 9 at the Occoquan Reservoir, where the boys first varsity eight placed eighth in a 12-boat field. The Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association hosted the state championship regatta in Fairfax Station, bringing together 38 clubs and 150 entries for the second day of racing.
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Satire: I’m 19, and I’m charging $25,000 to call your child worthless

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By Alan Tang
| The Highlander News Podcast
Eliza Phung. She’s a risk-taker from the comfort of her Boston penthouse. A roadrunner that’s never stepped foot on anything harder than a red carpet. An innovator who wrote the #1 New York Times Bestseller, Thirteen Ways to Make GPT Wrappers in exactly twenty minutes. The Highlander asked Phung—who currently attends a university with an acceptance rate hovering around 5%—several questions regarding the mystifying details surrounding the Ivy League admissions process.
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