By: Ginnie Lo The College Board changed its new Advanced Placement (AP) exam ordering deadline to October, according to the College Board’s website. Exams will continue to cost $95 with a $40 late fee for missing the deadline, and a $40 cancellation fee for those who register but decide toContinue Reading
By: Genelle Gogue The college process is a long and confusing one. Students in most high schools have the luxury of getting help from their counselors and teachers, and getting that help their junior year,but for MHS that isn’t the case. Don’t get me wrong, some counselors do a goodContinue Reading
By: Neval Mulaomerovic For many students, the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)is the worst part of preparing for college – a four hour long nightmare, not to mention the week of preparation and money that go into it. Recently, schools such as University of Chicago, Smith College, and WesleyanUniversity have joinedContinue Reading
By: Alexander Phan The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), a mandatory pain disguised as a test we must all go through to further our education into college. For decades now, standardized test results have been crucial to the college application process. It is in no way a good idea to measureContinue Reading
By: Neval Mulaomerovic To many, the start of a new school year is a time to reinvent yourself or to fall back into old habits. “This is the year I’ll finally get my act together” is what we all say because we trust that it will be true for once,Continue Reading
By: Neval Mulaomerovic Over 80 clubs participated in this year’s CLOG Rush – nearly double the number of clubs from last year, Activities Director Jerell Maneja said. As a result of last-minute logistical changes, the format was changed to three individual days of unique clubs instead of the traditional twoContinue Reading
By: Genelle Gogue Advanced Placement (AP) class curriculum is changing this year, Principal Francis Rojas said. College Board provides updates every year on how they are changing, he said. In order for teachers to teach AP classes, they must be AP trained, Rojas said. They go through training over theContinue Reading
By: Alexander Phan Senior quotes will not be included in this year’s school yearbook, Yearbook Advisor Fiona Walker said. This decision was made because of frustrations from inappropriate quotes from previous years, she said. The school’s yearbook will no longer feature senior quotes, a feature of the yearbook that hasContinue Reading
By: Adarsh Burela Activities Director Jerell Maneja from the Biology department is the new activities director for MHS starting this year. The previous Activities Director, Joanna Butcher, was promoted to sports director, so Maneja hopes to increase existing spirit the school has with new and innovative ideas. His background asContinue Reading
By: Adarsh Burela “It: Chapter 2” is a horror movie hit the theaters on Sept. 6, adapted from Stephen King’s“It”. While the first movie covered the first and second chapters of King’s novel, “It: Chapter 2”covers the third and fourth chapters. The film takes place 27 years after the firstContinue Reading
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