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Diamond Bar biker keeps peddling for Team Rokform

Riding a bike for thirty miles uphill and around the city might seem like an overly strenuous activity to most people, but to junior Kenji Yoshimoto, it’s the highlight of his day. Yoshimoto, 17, is already a sponsored cyclist who has won multiple races. After being inspired by his father,… Diamond Bar biker keeps peddling…
<a href="https://highschool.latimes.com/author/olundp/" target="_self">Paul Olund</a>

Paul Olund

February 27, 2015

Riding a bike for thirty miles uphill and around the city might seem like an overly strenuous activity to most people, but to junior Kenji Yoshimoto, it’s
the highlight of his day. Yoshimoto, 17, is already a sponsored
cyclist who has won multiple races.

After being inspired by his father,…

Diamond Bar biker keeps peddling for Team Rokform

High schoolers’ perceptions of Stanford

High schoolers’ perceptions of Stanford

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High school is romanticized as the party-filled epitome of a person’s life, but every high schooler has the inescapable thought of college hovering over their heads.  Google searching Stanford results in images of sunny Silicon Valley and articles about prodigious...