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Profile story (nicolas cobas gomez)

11/14/2024

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Flying over to the United States from his hometown Madrid, Spain, Nicolas Cobas Gomez ’26, started a new chapter of his life this school year.
Cobas’ parents wanted him to come to the U.S. to have many opportunities and to learn about the culture. 
Cobas said that his old school was “100 times bigger,” and that at North Cross, it is more practical. He said that at his old school the students use textbooks more than teaching the children themselves. Cobas talks about missing his old school and how even though he likes North Cross,. 
He also misses his family, friends and girlfriend very much. Although, people aren’t the only thing that he misses. Cobas states that he misses the big parties in Spain very much, as well as the traditional Spanish cuisine. 
This is not all for this international student, he is also a very good tennis player who has been participating in the sport since the young age of 6.
Cobas’ wishes that he could meet Kidd Keo if he could meet anyone in the world. Kidd Keo, who was mentioned earlier in the interview, is one of Cobas’ favorite artist. As well as, RAP, Duki and Anuel AA. Besides listening to his favorite type of music, Cobas enjoys occupying his free time by playing video games. He said that he is entertained by any type of shooting game, such as Call of Duty or Counter Strike 2.
Although Cobas loves a lot of the teachers here at North Cross, his favorite is chemistry teacher, Getulio Brasil. Cobas talks about how Brasil teaches at a fast pace, which he is used to and feels the most comfortable with. Not only does Brasil match Cobas’ preferred method of teaching, but he is also said to teach well and overall a very good teacher. Cobas’ year at North Cross so far is going pretty well, his favorite part has been the sports, especially tennis. Cobas is excited to see where the rest of his Raider journey will go!

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