With the arrival of the Winter season, soccer has just started for MHS. This season, the varsity boys soccer team got off to a good start with a record of 3 wins and 2 ties, according to varsity soccer team captain Rayner Graham. However, injuries have been detrimental to theContinue Reading
Initially, digital learning was pleasant and practical. Parents no longer had to drive their children to school or prepare food. Some children even went to school in their pajamas. However, in the long run, students, parents, teachers, and schools recognized the difficulties of online classrooms, particularly in regard to mentalContinue Reading
Following the pandemic’s lengthy run-up to the holidays last year, customers and companies alike have been looking forward to a more relaxed 2021. As a result of the lack of supply in gifts, retailers such as Amazon and Target began offering holiday specials even earlier than usual in order toContinue Reading
On November 5th, Marvel Studios released its third Marvel Cinematic Universe movie in phase 4, with the release of “Eternals” featuring a new set of exciting superheroes. The idea behind this movie was that for thousands of years, ancient immortal aliens have been sent to Earth, secretly living for aboutContinue Reading
After the FDA’s full authorization of the COVID-19 vaccine for middle school and high school ages, California students will be required to be vaccinated for in-person learning beginning in the 2022-23 school year, Governor Gavin Newsom announced. The Union interviewed MHS students to get their opinion on this upcoming change.Continue Reading