Some people believe there are very few majors that people can build a stable future with. However, many uncommon majors offer alternative pathways to success, including senior Edith Chang’s intended major of art technology and the business of innovation, which she will be pursuing at the University of Southern California,Continue Reading
I’ve always enjoyed having more than I needed, dining out every day, and purchasing new clothes every week. But, as time passed, I understood that my way of life was not sustainable. I realized I was spending more money than I had, which made me feel constantly anxious about finances.Continue Reading
Historically, art and artists have been intricately intertwined, with many people feeling art is a reflection of the artist. However, there may be occasions when a person wants to admire a work of art while distancing oneself from the artist responsible for it, especially when the artist has been involvedContinue Reading
Every spring, California experiences a phenomenon known as the wildflower super bloom. A wide variety of flowers grow across the state, painting hillsides and valleys in vibrant colors. Super blooms usually occur in the spring after California experiences a period of heavy rainfall that triggers the growth of wildflowers. ThereContinue Reading
High school graduation is a significant accomplishment that is annually recognized and celebrated. However, the expenses of graduation can be a burden for many students, especially when it comes to purchasing a gown. MHS seniors should be offered the option of renting their graduation gown to promote sustainability and eliminateContinue Reading
Milpitas High School seniors take the first place victory at Trojan Olympics on Mar. 31, 2023. The win for the seniors was well deserved and completely fair, Senior Lauren Diep said. “When they announced it, it was a really euphoric feeling. It felt like another senior night. I felt likeContinue Reading
A biology textbook for the freshman course was approved by the MUSD Board of Education and the Curriculum Policy Council (CPC) on Dec. 13, 2022, according to science teacher Rita Burmanroy. The new textbook, “Miller and Levine (2020), Experience Biology,” was carefully evaluated and selected by the science department’s professionalContinue Reading
When thinking about college, many students may envision a life of partying and drinking, but the legal drinking age in the United States is 21. According to the CDC, The 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that among high school students, during the previous 30 days, 29% ingested alcohol. ThereContinue Reading
Rating: 0.5/5 “Falling for Christmas,” released Nov. 10, 2022, directed by Janeen Damian, the film follows a cliche, humorless plot, leaving the movie dissatisfying for viewers and far off from the “romantic comedy” it was marketed as. As Lindsay Lohan’s first starring role in around ten years, I anticipated aContinue Reading
Boys varsity basketball officially began its season at MHS with a 51-36 victory on Nov. 30 in a non-conference game against an away game at Woodside High School, according to the maxpreps website. This year’s team has five to six players who can score exceptionally well and have the potentialContinue Reading
Biracial people living in America and in our community experience a unique lifestyle, from facing assumptions, to navigating parents of different races, and reacting to how the media portrays their experiences. Jada Roper, a senior who currently attends Milpitas Middle College High School, is African American and white. Most ofContinue Reading
In a world full of distractions, many find it difficult to focus on their priorities, whether that be self-care or work. As a result, the practice of yoga has gained popularity over the last several years on social media, among medical professionals, and in other areas. At its core, yogaContinue Reading