By: Kirk Tran State Assemblyman Kansen Chu spoke in the MHS theater on Oct. 2. Students were allowed to leave their third period classes to listen to Chu. Chu spoke on a variety of topics, ranging from his reasons for running for office to his neutered bill championing student mentalContinue Reading
By: Paul Chon Future of Milpitas education, safety in the community, and adult education were the topics of the Future of Milpitas Education Meeting on Oct. 4, according to Milpitas School Board Vice President Chris Norwood. The meeting was created, in part to allow Milpitas residents to better understand whatContinue Reading
By: Neval Mulaomerovic October was recognized as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (LGBTQ) History Month by the Milpitas Unified School District (MUSD) Board of Education. The resolution was passed by a unanimous vote on Oct. 9, 2018 to celebrate the accomplishments of LGBTQ people in history. As LGBTQ History Month,Continue Reading
By: Eric de Guzman Fall has cometh yet again, and as the days get colder, one may long for a warm treat to caress the mouth. One such snack is the chocolate chip cookie, but with the advent of autumn, it would be fitting to spice up the conventional recipeContinue Reading
Clarom Ababa “When I was in fifth grade, there was this artist named Tyler the Creator that someone put me on, and I thought it was amazing. It was so vulgar, so out there, I thought it was really cool. And ever since then, anytime I see an artist thatContinue Reading
By: Paul Chon America is a terrible example for personal finance, having over $21 trillion in national debt, making it the country with the most debt. Japan is in second with $12 trillion in national debt, which is still a $9 trillion difference in national debt between America and Japan.Continue Reading
By: Alexander Phan The flashing lights, loud music, and the energy of the building, were just few of the wonderful things I can remember from the 88Rising concert in San Francisco this Halloween. I’ve never felt such ecstatic energy before as each song played had me bouncing up and downContinue Reading
By: Charlene Yang Nowadays, almost everyone listens to music on electronic devices, whether it be phones, music players, or computers. Everywhere you look you’ll see people with their earbuds jammed in their ears. But of course, it’s only been recently that online streaming platforms have become a popular way toContinue Reading
By: Nathan Thai The shape of music has changed over the past 50 years, from the now vintage vinyl record to the once ubiquitous compact disc, which has so far seen no need for a physical successor—because the newest form of transmitting sound is completely digital: online streaming. From itsContinue Reading
By: Ishrak Ramzan Just about everyone has probably had fried chicken at some point in their lives, with its crispy breaded exterior and its hot, juicy interior, it is arguably the archetypal comfort food. However, Vons Chicken is anything but ordinary, and with its diverse menu of Korean style friedContinue Reading
By: Maansi Maskai As a senior looking back on my past three years of high school, there are some things which I wish I had done differently. I regret taking some classes when I did, and I really do wish I had become with clubs before junior year. Here areContinue Reading
Sohan Amonkar “So I’m a senior, and my goal is to enter a four-year college and I plan to pick up on forensics. Forensics interests me is because of my talents of analytical observation and I’m interested in like hands on experimenting things, learning new stuff about science and allContinue Reading