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To the Class of 2020, Mission College As you embark on a new adventure Remember this You are our gift To the county of Santa Clara The city of San Jose The state of California The United States of America You are our present Neatly packed Carefully wrapped Filled with knowledge and skills Love and wisdom The world awaits you Like a blank canvas For you to sketch, draw and paint as you please The sky’s the limit Some have said But for you, dear graduates There’s no limit in sight Dream your wildest dreams And watch them come alive One by one

Myo Myint

It was with great joy when I realized the Mayor and Council not only read the Silicon Valley Voice, but also read the letters to the editor! That's the only way to describe my elation at seeing the recent far-reaching handing out of free face masks by Mayor Lisa Gillmor, Council Members Teresa O'Neill and Kathy Watanabe at Northside Library and Fairway Glen Park on Saturday, May 16. Unlike the previous week, it seemed the only person handing out the masks was none other than Mayor Gillmor. She not only was wearing a mask and gloves but she used what looked like the full extension of her arms and upper body by bending forward at the waist to help ensure the social distancing guidelines of staying at least 6' away from people especially those who aren't wearing masks. While it warmed my heart to see my comments were taken so

David Cohen

Did you ever wonder why people have pets? I did. At many parks in Silicon Valley, I saw that many pet owners enjoyed the fun their pets brought into their lives. However, I recently realized there is something else I have never experienced before -- pets can help people dispel loneliness. In quarantine, I get limited interaction with my peers each day. At home, I meet my parents occasionally when they walk into my room and my brother once at dinner. Sometimes I feel just fine being alone, but other times the loneliness gets to me. Now I wish I had a cute cat jumping onto my lap meowing at me or a friendly dog wagging his tail to remind me that I am not alone after all. It is times like these that I think of my relationship to others, pondering what it truly means to share the planet.

Henry Huang

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