*Note from The Union: Due to the master files for this Letter to the Editor being forcefully removed by unknown sources, we are unable to fully depict the following Letter to the Editor. This version of the letter is retyped from the original print newspaper edition. We apologize for anyContinue Reading
By: Eric de Guzman Among those recognized on Senior Awards Night was Senior Teia Barbosa. She said in an email that she had been awarded the Gold Cord, the Maroon Cord, the $500 Club Z! Scholarship for academic achievement, as well as the $10,000 Minnis Scholarship. “My cheerleading coach, Jennifer Garcia,Continue Reading
By: Kirk Tran When summer begins, many young scholars at MHS tend to completely liberate themselves from the prison known as high school and spend those precious months fooling around. There are, however, many students who decide that attending school over the summer–and not remedial school, mind you–is entirely worthContinue Reading
By: Anthony Nguyen “Hey how many college classes are you taking over the summer?” “What time are you lining up at Mission tomorrow?” We have all been asked questions like this before, and the reality is, students are abusing community college classes in order to inflate their GPA’s. The systemContinue Reading
By: Maansi Maskai, Theodore Do, Roughly 400 MHS seniors were scheduled to be honored for their high school accomplishments at Senior Awards Night held on May 23rd, according to College and Career Counselor Marissa Canez. Additionally, seniors were recognized during the Athletic Awards Night and the Latino Awards, both of whichContinue Reading
By: Andrew Ha Reusable water bottles are a popular item among many students, yet the school has done nothing to cater to the students’ interest. With the increasing popularity of water bottles like Hydro Flask, students have been drinking a lot more water in school–which is good for hydration andContinue Reading
By: Grace Chang and Ariana Khateeb Teen movies have depicted high school as either the greatest or worst four years of our lives. In reality, it’s most likely the latter. The glamour campus and lifestyles of the protagonists in High School Musical along with the unrealistic events that occur inContinue Reading