Make America Great Again Analysis

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Our current President often use the phrase “Make America Great Again” in an effort to galvanize support for the improvement he thinks are necessary to restore the United States to its former glory. Mr. Gonzalez adopted this slogan and apply it to the improvement of MVHS- Make MVHS Great Again. I believe this slogan like the presidents would bring great change and restore the school to its former glory. In MVHS sports is an important factor in the school's reputation. Each team strive to be the best in their respected sports and has great pride in the time and effort they put into their sport to be champions, however, the school favor certain athletes over others. The school's basketball team is seen as the only sport that gain recognition

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