Election season is in full swing, and many students are or soon will be eligible to vote in the general elections in November.Senior Isabelle Cho, who is registered to vote, voted in the primary election on the presidential and Senate ballot, she said. She voted for President Joseph Biden, andContinue Reading
With TikToks constantly being made about “manifesting” (2.2M posts tagged with “#manifest” alone) and phrases like “just manifest it” trending, the concept of manifesting has risen in popularity among self-help circles, but what exactly is manifesting? Manifestation is the idea that thoughts can shape reality, with origins as far backContinue Reading
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Arras Periodical x Thespian Showcase “Hourglass” was a hit-or-miss filled with masterpieces and mediocrities alike. Each show had its ups and downs but had good messages of friendship, love, and found families. Kicking off the show was Crystal Huang’s “Everlasting Regret,” a story about aContinue Reading
Despite facing the obstacles of both gender and racial bias, Marie Maynard Daly was an essential part of discoveries regarding heart disease, sugars, and protein and their roles in the human body, according to the Science History Institute Museum and Library. She was also the first African American woman inContinue Reading
In the ongoing debate over whether schools should confiscate electronic devices, a key question emerges–does the current practice compromise students’ autonomy and their right to personal property? Under the current phone policy, MHS teachers can confiscate phones and have them sent to the office to be held for various durationsContinue Reading
Rating: 3 out of 5 The screen fades to black as the movie ends, my friend and I exchanged puzzled glances, left wondering about the abrupt conclusion–did we miss part of the story? Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla” unfolds over a 1-hour-and-50-minute saga, recounting the story of a teenage girl entangled inContinue Reading
The girls’ golf team remains undefeated this year after winning all 13 of their matches and winning the El Camino League Championship, according to Athletics Director and girls’ golf varsity head coach Joanna Butcher. The girls’ golf team went on to place second place at the Los Altos Tournament, ButcherContinue Reading
As juniors and seniors step into their final years of high school, they are met with an influx of deadlines, exams, and stress about college and future careers. Taking advantage of a senior open or TA (teacher assistant) period can help alleviate that stress and provide a range of benefits,Continue Reading
The district celebrated the completion of phase one of the Innovation Campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 15. The phase-one buildings will house an extension site for MHS beginning in fall 2024, according to a district press release dated Sept. 21. The campus will accommodate 500 MHS students andContinue Reading
Flag football is chartered as a club for the 2023-2024 school year, according to an email from Athletic Director Joanna Butcher. Flag football is coached by Matt Robbins, the father of one of the players, Coach Robbins said. “We’re just as competitive, just as fierce,” Robbins said. “(We) train justContinue Reading
