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Santana visited to congratulate students on their recent success: Last year, 84 percent of nearly 200 seniors were accepted to college. While the school still struggles with academic performance, Santana urged students to keep up the good work and get involved in their passions. “Turn off MTV,” he said. “Get into real life. Participate” (Wilkey, 2011). This is the link to the original article, which includes a video of a Santana performance while he was at the school:
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