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The student news site of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School in Lake Balboa, CA
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Canned Food Drive

November 20, 2013
Senior Jasper Harris organizes the cans collected during the canned food drive at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School, The donated items will be given to MEND, a nonprofit organization based in Pacoima. Friday is the last day to donate items to help others in need. Photo by Carlos Godoy
Senior Jasper Harris organizes the cans collected during the canned food drive at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School. The donated items will be given to MEND, a nonprofit organization based in Pacoima. Friday is the last day to donate items to help others in need. Photo by Carlos Godoy

Senior and Leadership student Jasper Harris organizes the cans collected during the canned food drive at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School. The donated items will be given to MEND, a nonprofit organization based in Pacoima. Friday is the last day to donate items to help others in need. Photo by Carlos Godoy

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