El Estoque

Simran Devidasani

April 9, 2012

Junior Vineet Vijaykumar shares his story of the first time he cried on campus. When the movie ended, Vijaykumar noticed that many were tearing up.

“When I was in history teacher Nick Bonacorsi’s history class, we watched ‘Schindler’s List,’ and to see people getting massacred was surreal. I admit I cried.”

For Sophomore Cina Ahmadiehyazdi, crying at school has never been a problem. He has cried outside of campus, but never actually on.

“Crying at school? Never.”

Senior Sonya Ragothaman admits that he first time crying was because of a chemisty grade. Although she did not receive credit, in the end, the teacher chose not to count the assignment for the class.

“When I was a sophomore, I didn’t get credit for [a chemistry assignment], so after class, I went out and cried.”

“I fell out of a tree, and cried.”

Freshman Victoria Ngo cried out of success. She tried out for Song Dance Team, made it, but could not do it. However, she hopes to be a part of the team her senior year.

“I tried out for Song, I made the team, but I knew I could not do it because of my parents and financial issues.”