Tony Le:  

Life Still young and still causing trouble is what Tony Le's been up to since high school. After attending San Jose State for a short period of time, I took a a few years off to live a little and then to put life into prospective. Now I'm back on track at community college to save some money and then break back into the university to get my degree. For a guy who spent every second working on music, theater, work, volunteer work, sometimes school work..., student government - things have certainly changed. I've realized I can no longer complete my goals in school if I don't have a second to myself so I've casted myself in a social blackhole and haven't done much extra cirricular activities. I know - it's sad. ;( I hang out with some old friends and talk on the phone every so often but I can't half-ass life forever. Towards the end of school, I'll pop back in the scene - otherwise, I just live each day one step at a time. I always enjoy an old friend dropping a line, though (hint, hint) =) After school? Work, build a family, buy parents a house in Vietnam... invent some superduper invention? Buy out Bill Gates? ... or maybe just move to the country and relax? (catch up on all the sleep I missed in high school). who knows, still to soon to decide. ive got plenty of time ;) School Let's see - college has been pretty boring (seeing as how I've taken a couple years off and just recently got back into the swing of things) - so, high school? Yeah. Most people either love or hate high school. I personally thought it was a blast. I wish I had studied more and not flaked out on senior year, drop out of some classes, would have rethought throwing a book at the french teacher, not get impeached as student body president, play my sax better? but yeah - I had a lot of fun. I knew a lot of people, went to a lot of shindigs, participated in everything i could from things that I enjoyed (jazz band, theater) to things like trying to help people (outreach, student govt) and things to just show off how asians rocked the house (asian cultural club). there were others but whatever - i can't remember them. But yeah - I enjoyed school. I had good friends, good times and moments I'll never forget. What happens in high school reflect what happens in college and whether or not you'll be successful in the rest of you...Expand for more