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Ann Arbor Education Association rallies for transparency in budget discussions

Maya Fu and Emily Hu
May 13, 2024
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Maya Fu
Maya Fu, Print Editor-In-Chief
Maya is currently in 12th grade, and this is her fourth year on the Emery's staff. Maya is on the varsity tennis team, does ballet, plays cello, and hosts a podcast called This Person I Met on Spotify. In her free time, she likes reading and writing. Maya's favorite movie is Pride and Prejudice (the 2005 version) and her favorite flavor of ice cream is cookies and cream.   
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Emily Hu, Website Editor-in-Chief
Emily Hu is currently a junior and this is her second year on The Emery's staff. Emily is part of the Huron Field Hockey team at Huron High School and a member of Inno Education and Huron BPA. In her free time, she loves watching F1 races, listening to Lana Del Rey, and buying excessive amounts of bubble tea.
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