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RAL grad Julisa Smith ('02) was featured by The Daily News on Sunday, February 27, 2011. Smith is working as an usher for the 2011 Academy Awards. You can read the Daily News story here.

The Daily News profiled comic and RAL grad Aaron Therol ('97) recently. Read the Daily News story here. Therol and some of his fellow comics also spent some time with RAL's theater class.

RAL grad Jason Baldwin ('99) was featured in a Daily News story on October 10, 2010. The story discusses his interest in computer graphics and his budding career working on movies such as "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole". You can read the Daily News story about Jason here.

Soon-to-be R. A. Long Class of 2010 graduate Rachel Brown is profiled by The Daily News. See The Daily News story here.

Soon-to-be R. A. Long Class of 2010 graduate Julio Bautista is profiled by The Daily News. See The Daily News story here.

R.A. Long grad Scott Betts ('90) was recently honored the 2009 Chief Will Bachofner Award. The award is given to a Washington State Trooper that excels in eight different categories. See The Daily News story here.

Soon-to-be R. A. Long Class of 2009 graduate Scott Shelton is profiled by The Daily News. See the Daily News story here.

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Soon-to-be R. A. Long Class of 2009 graduate Courtney Silba is profiled by The Daily News. See the Daily News story here.

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R.A. Long graduate Jake Desmarais featured in a front-page Daily News story. Jake is preparing to return to Iraq for a third tour of duty. See the Daily News story
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The Daily News has a front-page profile of R.A. Long High School freshman Sherod Nichols. Sherod has a serious and rare form of cancer that prevents him from being involved in a sport that he loves: football. The RAL varsity football team has made every effort to involve him.

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