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Top of the class

By Ryuji Shiomitsu | March 15, 2013 - 12:00am

Kids have been blurring the lines between classic high school stereotypes: Mathletes are actual athletes (we’re looking at you, Chris Tiu) and campus heartthrobs can be full-on geeks (sigh, Atom Araullo)....

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