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May Issue 2020
May 27, 2020
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San Mateo County announced a two-day curfew this a

San Mateo County announced a two-day curfew this afternoon as a safety measure against potential looting. From 8:30 p.m. to 5 a.m., everyone in the county must stay indoors except for certain exempted workers such as police officers, commuters, authorized press, homeless people and those seeking emergency medical attention. For more specific guidelines, see the county website at www.smcgov.org.

Black lives matter. It’s in our hands to teach l

Black lives matter. It’s in our hands to teach love. #blackouttuesday

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We have reached 2000+ reads online! To read our special Senior Edition, view the May issue with the link in our bio.
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Thank you to everyone who forwarded our May issue to friends, family members, coworkers, and to the community. We couldn’t have done it without you. Your efforts and support mean a lot to the staff here at The Burlingame B.

THE CLASS OF 2020 DRIVES THROUGH IN STYLE: From We

THE CLASS OF 2020 DRIVES THROUGH IN STYLE: From Wednesday, May 20 to Friday, May 22, seniors and their families drove by the library to return items and pick up graduation gowns, tassels, and awards. Faculty volunteers — donned with Burlingame gear, pompoms, smiles, and pride — cheered on seniors as they waved goodbye.
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Photos by Amelia Harris from May 22

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Our May issue will be mailed to only Seniors of the Class of 2020 and subscribers. The issue is also available to download for print from our website, TheBurlingameB.org -
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• To our readers: Hello and welcome to the last

• To our readers:

Hello and welcome to the last issue of The Burlingame B for our 2019-2020 school year! Our May issue has always been one of our most popular, as it contains the annual senior map which shows the future destinations of our graduating class. Historically, this last issue has always had a focus on our departing seniors through features and profiles, as well as the in-depth news articles and other aspects that compose The B.
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all had to make sacrifices and adapt to the new situations we face. Because of the mandated shelter-in-place protocols and school shutdowns, our staff quickly realized that we would have to think outside the box when it came to our publication’s future in a post-COVID-19 world. Over the last few months, our staffers have been working tirelessly to pump out content for our website and media platforms, keeping The Burlingame B alive and well in its digital format. However, for our last and most popular issue, we decided that we would produce one final physical paper for the graduating class of 2020.
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Because of the unique circumstances we find ourselves in, we felt it was only fair that this last issue focus on the graduating class, who have missed out on various senior rites of passage as a result of this national emergency. In this issue, we’ve included profiles of the seniors who responded to our polls, features of students who will be playing competitive sports in college and photos from events and experiences that impact seniors currently at home. And, of course, we’ve included the senior map.
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We hope you enjoy the final product of all of our hard work. As editors and longtime members of The B, the publication of this last issue has been bittersweet. Even though we are experiencing something entirely unique and extreme in its own way, saying goodbye has always been hard. As we all depart to our futures after Burlingame, we wish the graduating class of 2020 all the luck in the world. Congratulations—we did it!

Sincerely,
Your editors

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