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The student news site of The Harker School.

Harker Aquila

The student news site of The Harker School.

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Kacey Fang

Kacey Fang, Winged Post Managing Editor

Kacey Fang (12) is the Managing Editor for The Winged Post. She has been part of the journalism program since freshman year and served as Features Editor and Copy Editor previously. She spends her slowly dwindling free time running, reading, writing, drawing, indulging in undeserved breaks, and referencing obscurely.

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Allison Kiang (12) helps clean up after the event. The concert ended up raising over $600 in cash donations.

Changing the PACE of autism

by Kacey Fang, Winged Post Managing Editor
April 27, 2015
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses an audience of over 5,000 at the Lead On Watermark Silicon Valley Conference for Women. Twenty students attended the event Tuesday.

Twenty students attend Lead On Conference for Women

by Kacey Fang, Winged Post Managing Editor
February 26, 2015
Felix Wu (12) marches as part of Congressman Mike Hondas team at the 4th of July Rose, White and Blue Parade in San Jose. Felix currently serves as field director on Anthony Phans run for East Side Union High School District Board.

Minors make major political change

by Kacey Fang, Winged Post Managing Editor
September 3, 2014
Ryan Palmer (11) competes in one of his events. Varsity swimmers competed against Kings Academy today at a home meet.

Swimmers compete against King’s Academy

by Kacey Fang, Winged Post Features Editor
March 27, 2014
editorial

Editorial: Shifting the scale towards gender balance

by Winged Post Editorial Staff
March 12, 2014
Jordan Thompson (9) passes the ball to teammate Nithya Vemireddy (12) in the Eagles’ 58-49 winning game against Oceana High School on Feb. 25. Jordan scored 13 points throughout the game.

Athletes of the Month

by Mariam Sulakian, Aquila News Editor
March 12, 2014

School meeting recap – 2/3

by Maya Jeyendran, Global Editor
February 3, 2014
After seniors have been eliminated from the game, the remaining students circle the three chairs, waiting for the right moment to spring for one. Students from all grades participated in todays spirit event during both lunches, which consisted of a variation of the game musical chairs.

Freshmen win the musical chairs spirit event

by Stephanie Chen and Kacey Fang
September 24, 2013
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