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Teams: San Jose Sharks vs Los Angeles Kings
League:  NHL Stanley Cup PlayOff
Date: Thursday 23, May 2013
Time: 10:30 PM ET

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Brittany Burnett’s journey to the top of her class taught her a lot of lessons but especially one – time management.

“Academics came first,” she said. “But I was involved in a lot of other things that I loved, so I had to learn how to budget time wisely.”

Brittany earned valedictorian at Stephenson High with a 4.14 GPA. She was active in the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Ladies of Distinction and an avid volleyball and tennis player, which made it a challenge to meet her own benchmark of five hours of study per day.

“Most days I managed, except when team practice ran long,” she said.

Brittany will attend Georgia Institute of Technology where she is planning to major in civil engineering.

“I’m fascinated by the field because it incorporates math and science, which I love, but also allows you to be creative,” she said.

—Ken Watts

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Brittany Burnett’s journey to the top of her class taught her a lot of lessons but especially one – time management. “Academics came first,” she said. “But I was involved in a lot of other things that I loved, so I had to learn how to budget time wisely.” Brittany earned valedictorian at Stephenson High with a 4.14 GPA. She was active in the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Ladies of Distinction and an avid volleyball and tennis player, which made it a challenge to meet her own benchmark of five hours of study per day. “Most days I managed, except when team practice ran long,” she said. Brittany will attend Georgia Institute of Technology where she is planning to major in civil engineering. “I’m fascinated by the field because it incorporates math and science, which I love, but also allows you to be creative,” she said.
Brittany Burnett’s journey to the top of her class taught her a lot of lessons but especially one – time management. “Academics came first,” she said. “But I was involved in a lot of other things that I loved, so I had to learn how to budget time wisely.” Brittany earned valedictorian at Stephenson High with a 4.14 GPA. She was active in the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Ladies of Distinction and an avid volleyball and tennis player, which made it a challenge to meet her own benchmark of five hours of study per day. “Most days I managed, except when team practice ran long,” she said. Brittany will attend Georgia Institute of Technology where she is planning to major in civil engineering. “I’m fascinated by the field because it incorporates math and science, which I love, but also allows you to be creative,” she said.
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<p>Brittany Burnett’s journey to the top of her class taught her a lot of lessons but especially one – time management.</p> <p>“Academics came first,” she said. “But I was involved in a lot of other things that I loved, so I had to learn how to budget time wisely.”</p> <p>Brittany earned valedictorian at Stephenson High with a 4.14 GPA. She was active in the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Ladies of Distinction and an avid volleyball and tennis player, which made it a challenge to meet her own benchmark of five hours of study per day.</p> <p>“Most days I managed, except when team practice ran long,” she said. <p>Brittany will attend Georgia Institute of Technology where she is planning to major in civil engineering.</p> <p>“I’m fascinated by the field because it incorporates math and science, which I love, but also allows you to be creative,” she said.</p> <p align="right"><i>—Ken Watts</i></p>

Brittany Burnett’s journey to the top of her class taught her a lot of lessons but especially one – time management.

“Academics came first,” she said. “But I was involved in a lot of other things that I loved, so I had to learn how to budget time wisely.”

Brittany earned valedictorian at Stephenson High with a 4.14 GPA. She was active in the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Ladies of Distinction and an avid volleyball and tennis player, which made it a challenge to meet her own benchmark of five hours of study per day.

“Most days I managed, except when team practice ran long,” she said.

Brittany will attend Georgia Institute of Technology where she is planning to major in civil engineering.

“I’m fascinated by the field because it incorporates math and science, which I love, but also allows you to be creative,” she said.

—Ken Watts

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