MHS raised $10,688 for Maui through a benefit concert, Principal Greg Wohlman said. The money will be directly sent to the school district in Maui, Wohlman said. The concert took place after school on the green on Sept. 15 and featured Crossing Rain, a Hawaiian-based pop group, and Manava, aContinue Reading
The homecoming dance took place on Sept. 30, with 1799 total students in attendance, ASB Secretary Gianna Le said. This year, students were allowed to bring guests to the event, and 90 such participants attended, Le said. The dance occurred before other homecoming events, such as the homecoming game andContinue Reading
A mass reorganization within the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League has left MHS in a lower division, Varsity Football Special Team Coach Vito Cangemi said. A merger of the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League with the Peninsula Athletic League was enacted last year due to concerns regarding the lower leagueContinue Reading
MUSD health clerks are at risk of being laid off due to a lack of district funding, according to health clerk Lea Labrador. During the pandemic, the school district was granted a one-time sum of money in order to help combat the pandemic. Now that the funding has been nearlyContinue Reading
On March 23, 2023, Tiktok CEO Shou Chew testified before Congress regarding the United States’ proposed ban on the social media platform nationwide. Ethical issues surrounding social media platforms, especially ones based in China, have been widely discussed in varying fields, with concerns regarding privacy, content, and even the safetyContinue Reading
Rating: 4 out of 5 According to a news article, in December of 1985, the corpse of a medium sized black bear was found in the middle of a forest in Kentucky, and along with it, millions of dollars worth of cocaine, some of which it had ingested. Elizabeth BanksContinue Reading
As the summer is approaching, many students are considering taking summer classes, which can include anything from US History to college-level math like multivariable calculus. Taking core classes over the summer can be beneficial for students who want to study ahead or take more advanced classes later on. Freeing upContinue Reading
The Lunar Show was hosted in the MHS theater for the first time in three years, Chinese Club President Naomi Gong said. COVID prevented the show from happening for the past three years, Gong said. “In my sophomore year, we went online, so we didn’t have a Lunar Show,” GongContinue Reading
Rating: 4 out of 5 Based on a bestselling novel, “A Man Called Otto,” directed by Marc Forster, depicts it across the street. Released on Jan. 13, the film utilizes a tried and true formula: the classic redemption story. Mirroring the likes of “Gran Torino” and “A Christmas Carol,” theContinue Reading
School resource officers are a familiar sight on the MHS campus, often conversing with students or watching over the school. These police officers have been stationed on campus since before 1989, MUSD Superintendent Cheryl Jordan said. These officers are stationed at MHS most days of the week, and are usuallyContinue Reading
The varsity boys cross country won the Central Coast Sectionals (CCS) championship on Nov. 12, qualifying for the state championship cross Country coach Yohaness Estifanos said. The team was one of only two teams in the league that qualified for the state championships as a team, Estifanos said. This wasContinue Reading
One of my most memorable Christmas experiences involved a White Elephant game with some of my classmates. Unfortunately, it was memorable in all the wrong ways, as I ended up with a pitiful present in the form of a single cup of noodles. White Elephant is said to have originatedContinue Reading