“She knows she wants it.” “She wouldn’t get any otherwise, we’re just doing her a favor.” “Look at what she’s wearing! She’s just asking for it.” Seriously? At a concert? That’s what you’re going to say to justify yourself when you see girls trying to crowd surf? It’s common knowledgeContinue Reading
With less than two weeks left until the end of school, senioritis has spread to students from every single grade level. Summer always consists of dreams of multiple trips to the beach, Great America, and random adventures with friends and family, but in reality, we all know that three weeksContinue Reading
It’s your last week of senior year. Just four more days and you never have to set foot on this campus as a high school student again. That is, if you pass your finals. Your plans for after you graduate are pretty much set in stone: whether you’re attending college,Continue Reading
The AP Exam season has finally come to an end. You’ve just gotten back to class from your last AP test, hoping to finally get a break, but on your desk is a packet. Another packet! This time, it’s a project. You groan, wondering why teachers are putting you throughContinue Reading
People usually relate the word “security” with being safe and protected. The phrase “security guard” brings to mind a person who is constantly on alert and actively patrolling the area, keeping the people in the surrounding facilities safe from harm. Here at MHS, we have a multitude of security guardsContinue Reading
As of April 8, Microsoft will no longer service or update the popular operating system Windows XP, the company announced online. When the security updates begin to stagnate, computers running on Windows XP will become vulnerable to viruses and information breaches that Microsoft previously protected against, the announcement continued, andContinue Reading
Recycling, a process that converts waste into re-useable products, has helped to limit the negative environmental impact on Earth in recent years. For example, recycling one ton of aluminum cans conserves as much energy as 26 barrels of oil. That’s 1,665 gallons of gasoline! That’s not all. In 2012, UnitedContinue Reading
How many times have you visited the counseling office this year to pick up an unofficial transcript? I presume for many students, you do not know because the number of visits is countless. Maybe you needed to see your transcript to check if you were in danger of walking atContinue Reading
Sober Graduation is an annual on-campus event that encourages senior students to remain sober at all graduation ceremonies and celebration parties. Usually held late in April or early in May, Sober Graduation typically consists of a small performance, skit, or act that reminds students of the dangers and consequences ofContinue Reading
We’ve been growing up in an ever-increasingly digital age with technological innovations and advances always around the corner. Now, the entertainment industry is becoming more and more influenced by the Internet. YouTube stars such as Wong Fu Productions and NigaHiga are examples of how the Internet and the entertainment industryContinue Reading
Senior Jasmine Alderete plans to join the army for the next four years of her life following high school, Alderete said. Alderete has already gone through the paperwork, medical physical, and plans to also attend college during her years in the army. Alderete is entering the army as a signalContinue Reading
On Friday April 11, two teams of MHS theater students were locked in a Redwood City building for 24 hours and told to write a play from scratch. Schools from all over the Bay Area joined them, and MHS sent two full teams to participate. Teams “Switched” and “Only 24Continue Reading
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