The MUSD School Board unanimously passed a policy on Nov. 15 to make one Career Technical Education (CTE) or world language course an alternative to visual or performing arts for graduation requirements. On Sep. 27, the Legislature signed AB 185, which restored the authorization of CTE to serve as anContinue Reading
After the 2021-2022 school year, in which there were only five detentions, MHS has issued 279 detentions as of Nov. 3, Assistant Principal Jonathan Mach said. Part of the reason there were so few detentions last year was due to concerns of spreading COVID-19, he added. COVID-19 disrupted the proceduresContinue Reading
What started as messing around on a piano in her room has grown into a genuine career for senior Savannah Martinez, also known by her stage name Savaiah. She released her first single, “Complicated,” on Feb. 26, 2021, on Spotify and Apple Music. More recently, she released another single, “ImContinue Reading
Rating: 3.5/5 “The School for Good and Evil,” released on Netflix Oct. 19, follows Sophie (Sophia Anne Caruso) and Agatha (Sofia Wylie) as they are introduced to a world where the fairy tales from their childhood turn out to be real. Based on the popular book series by the sameContinue Reading
“All the Things Left Unsaid” is a poetry book being published on June 21 by sophomore Zubia Mohammed, whose pronouns are they/he. It’s a collection of poems centering around heartbreak, first love, family issues, peer pressure, and friendships, they said. The book started off as a collection of poems andContinue Reading
The Netflix thriller, “You” follows Joe Goldberg, a hopeless romantic with the tendency to be obsessive, and murderous. Make no mistake, the show does not try to redeem or endear the audience to Joe; they are well aware that he is an awful person. Seasons 1 and 2 follow JoeContinue Reading