Given that college season has passed, along with national decision day on May 1st, many students—including myself—are feeling lost and undecided about their future. Putting things into perspective, many of us seniors this year had to deal with rejections and a handful of waitlists from the four-year universities that we’veContinue Reading

In recent years, teen mental health has become progressively worse. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), there are “approximately 4.4 million children ranging from ages 3-17 who are diagnosed with anxiety in the United States.” Factoring in the prominence of social media, substance abuse, and lack of mentalContinue Reading

Rating: 5/5 “The Queen’s Gambit,” a Netflix mini-series released on Oct. 23, 2020, follows the life of orphan-turned-chess-prodigy Beth Harmon. Focusing on Beth’s experiences competing in chess tournaments, the show touches on issues of substance abuse, women’s inequality, and adoptive families. A factor that drew me to the show wasContinue Reading

By Brandyn Huynh One of the few good things that have come from the COVID-19 pandemic is the great deal of inspiration that student entrepreneurs have gained. With the quarantine becoming the new norm, students at MHS have come up with creative ways to stay busy. Starting a company isContinue Reading