Jaimie Chun, Editor-in-Chief
Senior Jaimie Chun returns excited and grateful to lead The Accolade as the editor-in-chief. Since her first year on staff two years ago, The Accolade newsroom has become a home away from home. She looks forward to each issue, story, audio and video reaching the biggest audience possible and bringing the community together. Chun will continue honing her skills as a journalist to ensure that her storytelling is informative and empathetic. Because of her love for print journalism, she hopes that The Accolade‘s publications will be read by many people and equally appreciated.
When Chun isn’t in the newsroom, you can find her searching to try new food, exploring new music or reading in the nook of her room.
![Senior Lauren Pak displays the code she wrote for her self-made Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders [AAPI] Alliance website that emphasizes the Stop AAPI Hate movement, unites online users of the race and promotes the groups’ businesses. Starting to attend Princeton University this fall, Pak said she will miss the California weather the most. (Illustrations by DaHee Kim)](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_0188-900x600.jpg)
![In an effort to raise awareness about drug abuse – especially since prom occurs this month in April – students in Friday Night Live [FNL] have organized a new contest addressing the question: “What does drug prevention mean to you?” This part of the FNL flyer shows the varying Starbucks gift card values as prizes for the top three entries.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Screen-Shot-2022-04-03-at-12.20.20-AM-e1649427010649-900x595.jpeg)
