By: Vivian Tsang The biggest change to the MHS Music Department is the addition of two new music directors, according to Music Director Emily Moore. The logistics of reorganizing the Music Department at the start of the school year was time consuming, but encountered no major complications, Moore added. ThereContinue Reading
By: Maira Ramos U.S. Representative Ro Khanna hosted a town hall meeting in the MHS gym on Oct. 24. Khanna answered his constituents’ questions concerning issues on global warming, taxes, war, and more. Khanna schedules town halls about once a month across his district so that he can hear fromContinue Reading
By: Genelle Gogue Competing in the Olympics for gymnastics is the goal for Sophomore Mina Popovic. She has been participating in gymnastics for almost all her life and plans to compete in the 2020 Olympics, Popovic said. Popovic has taken part in gymnastics for 11 years and is part ofContinue Reading
Dear Editor, At a White House event, the president shuts down a transgender undocumented immigrant asking him questions, saying “Shame on you… You’re in my house,” to which the audience cheers and the activist is escorted outside of the White House. When a CBS reporter asks the president a questionContinue Reading
By: Maansi Maskai With a diverse student population, MHS hosts a wide array of unique clubs and organizations that cater to specific interests and cultures. Recently, True Colors was added to extensive list of clubs and organizations that thrive at MHS. True Colors aims to promote awareness and foster anContinue Reading
By: Ashley Chen According to the World Sports Encyclopedia, there are 8,000 indigenous sports and sporting games. However, there is no other sport quite like equestrianism, also known as horseback riding. Junior Aleema Garfinkel has been horseback riding since she was 12, and she currently rides as a part ofContinue Reading
Nathan Imperial (10) “Milpitas Misfits is the hip hop club that I’m a part of. It’s a really cool club, honestly. I just joined this year, so I really enjoyed it. It was fun. And it still is fun for me, and throughout this year I hope to be aContinue Reading
By: Ashley Chen Naviance is a college and career planning tool that assesses students’ interests and strengths with potential careers and helps students make the right and informed decisions about choosing careers, according to Principal Francis Rojas. Naviance was introduced this school year after being in discussion in MUSD forContinue Reading
By: Maira Ramos College application season is here and in full swing for many seniors at MHS. For freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, there’s an ample amount of time to brainstorm post-high school plans. The MHS administration has provided students with a new college and career readiness tool called Naviance toContinue Reading
By: Devyn Nguyen, Edward Nguyen Super Mario Party, the eleventh installment in the Mario Party franchise, is a delightful romp, serving as a fun and polished party game for the Nintendo Switch. While the Switch has no shortage of couch co-op titles, Super Mario Party is one you will definitelyContinue Reading
By: Loan Anh Pham, Charlene Yang Activities Director Joanna Butcher was selected to be Assistant Athletics Director due to her coaching background and experience as an activities director, Principal Francis Rojas said. The position, offered in April of the last school year, will serve as a way to smoothly transitionContinue Reading
By: Ginnie Lo Competing in the 2024 Olympic Games for badminton has always been a dream for Junior Katelin Ngo. She hopes to pursue a future playing badminton competitively, Ngo added. She trains six days a week and at least two hours a day, Ngo said. She practices at BayContinue Reading