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Jaqueline Hiracheta's Life And Accomplishments
Growing up, Jaqueline Hiracheta was raised in the Mexican American fashion. Early on, she was taught that school was a top priority and education was everything. Being the youngest of eight, things have not always been the easiest for her. She is sometimes compared to everyone else, so more effort is needed since the bar is raised high. Some of her aspirations in and after high school are to manage a grade point average of a 3.0 or above while playing sports. Also, going to a community college and transferring to a university. Recently, Jackie had a major injury while sliding to third base during her first and last softball game of the year. Although she made it safe, it’s really having a huge impact on her. She is due for surgery and must

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