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EHS holds annual college fair

Ashley Smith, Online editor in chief
February 14, 2013

Edina High School will be holding its annual college fair on March 13, 2013 from 6:00-8:00pm in the gym. Admission is free. Both students and parents are welcome to come to explore a variety of options for continued education, technical training, or military service for after high school.

Representatives from over 100 different institutions will be available to answer questions and give further information for post-high school planning. The college fair will be structured like a trade show, allowing students and parents to speak to and explore the institutions that interest them.

Register your information online on www.gotocollegefairs.com and save some time at the college fair. Register your personal information and receive a barcode that colleges you are interested in can scan.

Sponsored by Minnesota Association for College Admission Counseling (MACAC), this college fair is a great opportunity for those students in every stage of post-secondary planning.

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Ashley Smith, Online Editor in Chief
Ashley Smith knows way too much about you. Blame her Facebook stalking and her infernal habit of eavesdropping. She happens to be the greatest dancer in the world, you can catch her on next season of So You Can Think You Can Dance?, she’ll be the one krumping and bringing back disco. She may seem a little jittery, but thats just because she bathes in coffee. She is psychological sisters and future rehab roommates with Rayelle Washington, the two of them can be seen cackling at the expense of others over Chipotle or Starbucks. She plans to move to Utah and marry JHutch and Douglas Booth. TSwift (Ashley’s level 3 girl crush) may join them, her invite is still on its way.