My second name is "Ate." No, it is not the past tense of eat. It is pronounced as "Ah-teh" and is a title that the Filipino culture gives the older daughter. Being the Ate of the household inevitably gave me its expected responsibilities. It's more than just a three-letter title. It is a challenging, but rewarding, full time job. I stood in front of my student council as we discussed how we were going to execute a successful homecoming week....

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