Whenever football is played at MHS, above the chanting of the crowd or the tweeting of the whistle, the boom of the announcer’s voice is prevalent. Freshman Braedon Laino began announcing for football games as the first student commentator for JV football in August 2023, Braeden Laino said. “We’ve hadContinue Reading
In the opposite end of the globe, Senior Tin Le brought home the gold medal while representing the United States in the International Futsal Alliance World Championship in Spain for players under 17 years of age, where his team, according to the U.S Futsal website. Futsal is a small-scaled versionContinue Reading
Rating: 4/5 “Killers of the Flower Moon,” released on Oct. 20, 2023, is the latest addition to the illustrious filmography of Martin Scorcese, considered by many as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time. The film’s emotional plot, inspired performances, and gritty storytelling will make this film be reveredContinue Reading
As I put my Birkenstocks on to drive my car to school last year, my brother said, “Those look like swashbuckling shoes.” A year later, I put my Crocs on to get frozen yogurt and my brother said, “Those are the ugliest shoes I’ve ever seen.” Why did shoes withContinue Reading
MHS will receive about $398,000 in arts funding from California Proposition 28, which grants arts funding to public schools, Principal and Chief Innovator Greg Wohlman said. The school was recently cleared to use the funding by the California Department of Education, he added. Arts teachers are currently discussing potential usesContinue Reading
Senior Satvika Iyer spoke virtually at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Science Summit on Sep. 21 about the importance of the arts and humanities in scientific progress, she said.At the summit, which was held live in Manhattan, New York, Iyer described environmental advocacy projects she has been working onContinue Reading
The Milpitas Library now hosts a Library of Things, where patrons can borrow a wide range of items and return them after three weeks. The program is brand new and hasn’t been promoted yet, project leader and community librarian Kelly McKean said. The Library of Things, a vertical stand locatedContinue Reading
As I was struggling to plan a summer trip, in a moment of desperation, and perhaps genius, I decided to ask OpenAI’s ChatGPT for a sample itinerary. I gave it my starting and ending destinations, the locations of my relatives’ houses, and a list of colleges I wanted to visitContinue Reading
While looking for a new, unique restaurant experience, I noticed an American-style vegan restaurant located in the Milpitas Square Center called RawASF. The name evoked a sense of confidence, entrepreneurship, and an attempt to appeal to newer generations. I was intrigued. There were a variety of foods, including smoothies, burgers,Continue Reading
Many seniors are currently working on their college applications while simultaneously juggling schoolwork and other extracurricular activities, leading to an increase in stress levels. According to Prep Scholar, a website for college application preparation, 76% of students feel stressed out during the college application process. Thus, it is important toContinue Reading