Henry is the Entertainment Editor for The Union. He spends his free time playing video games on his Nintendo Switch or practicing singing. He likes solving puzzles, collecting coins, and people who can make him laugh, and he hates wearing socks. His favorite food is Bún bò Huế and his favorite ice cream flavor is pistachio. In the future, Henry wants to study pharmacy.
Rating: 4.5/5 The show that took the anime world by storm, “Jujutsu Kaisen,” concluded its 24-episode first season on March 27 after premiering in October. The anime world has had all eyes on the animation studio MAPPA Co. for the last few months, as the studio is additionally producing theContinue Reading
Rating: 1.5/5. Studio Ghibli’s first film in four years, “Earwig and the Witch,” was released on Feb. 9, 2021 on HBO Max for streaming. The film is the studio’s first to be fully animated in 3D, and was directed by Goro Miyazaki, the son of acclaimed Japanese animated film directorContinue Reading
MHS’s 2020-21 homecoming season began early February as seniors began casting their nominations for senior homecoming court, and students have since voted in their class of 2021 homecoming royals. For the past month, several seniors have been campaigning and reaching out to voters on social media in a bid toContinue Reading
Many teenagers find outlets for creative expression, such as visual arts or writing. Junior Paula Sipin does both, and her short story webtoon she submitted to a contest this summer made her a published creator on Line Webtoon. Line Webtoon is a publishing platform for webtoons, a type of fully-coloredContinue Reading
Christmas is a time for celebrating with family and friends, spreading joy, and eating a lot of food. While people may not be willing to admit it, the food is probably the most appealing part—well, to me it is. Christmas food is as richly ingrained in Christmas tradition. Why elseContinue Reading
By Henry Bao More than three months into the 2020-2021 school year, schooling so far has been all distance learning over Zoom, with MUSD schools having yet to reopen to the general population of students. After spending months in quarantine, adjusting to our new lives, and making it past surgeContinue Reading