By Neval Mulaomerovic Wildfires across the state have proven devastating to the communities affected, with the Camp Fire effectively destroying Paradise, California. People statewide, including Social Studies Teacher Frank Castro, have stepped up to offer support to help these communities rebuild. After reading about the destruction of the California wildfires,Continue Reading
By: Maira Ramos Ballet is an art form that takes incredible strength, technique, and stamina, while also expressing grace and elegance. For Senior Janine Bugayong, the difficulty of the art is what made her fall in love with ballet. Bugayong is performing in a production of “The Nutcracker” at theContinue Reading
By: Ginnie Lo The club, I Am That Girl, hosted a charity drive called “Helpful Handbags” as a way to give back to the community, Club Secretary Pranavi Manchikanti said. The club collected bags until Dec. and filled them with necessities to donate to the Sacred Heart Community Service inContinue Reading
By: Charlene Yang After working for almost 30 years at MHS, Secretary Jackie Roy retired at the end of November, Roy said. In her time here, Roy has done so much for the school that it feels almost necessary to talk about it all. Roy has been counselor secretary forContinue Reading
By: Ferica Ting For students taking several challenging courses, having an open period would be very appealing to them. Having fewer classes means that there are fewer classes to worry about. Unfortunately, not everyone is allowed to have an open period. Seniors at MHS who are on track for graduationContinue Reading
By: Whitney Tran You have probably heard of Cal Hills before and wondered what the school is for. Well, Calaveras Hills High School, commonly known as “Cal Hills” by students, is located off East Calaveras and is one of the two high schools in Milpitas. Senior Alexis Torres, who isContinue Reading
By: Ryanna Lui MHS offers a wide variety of clogs, the campus term for clubs and organizations, to its diverse student body. But not everyone chooses to go through the intricate and lengthy process of chartering offered a few times every school year by the Associated Student Body, or ASB,Continue Reading
By: Charlene Yang Let’s say you’re looking for a job. At first, it looks like there aren’t too many options to pick from. You don’t need me to tell you that most kids nowadays probably have a job in retail or at a milk tea or fast-food place down theContinue Reading
By: Whitney Tran, Chris Ha Are you a senior that is currently applying to colleges and worrying about how you’re going to pay for tuition after you get accepted? Thankfully, the government has created FAFSA for students who are in need of financial aid. Free Application for Federal Student Aid,Continue Reading
By: Loan-Anh Pham It’s time to play… FAMILY FEUD! Give it up for Steveeee Harveyyyyyy. Welcome to Family Feud, everybody. I’m your man Steve Harvey. We’ve got a good one for you today… from Silicon Valley, it’s the Nguyen family! Top 10 questions on the board. We asked MathContinue Reading
By: Alana Penn Fictional stories are like portals to faraway worlds, transporting readers to lands filled with action, adventure, thrills, drama, and so much more. Aspiring writers strive to demonstrate their creativity by bringing new worlds and stories to life through their work. Many may also dream of writing andContinue Reading
By: Vivian Tsang The biggest change to the MHS Music Department is the addition of two new music directors, according to Music Director Emily Moore. The logistics of reorganizing the Music Department at the start of the school year was time consuming, but encountered no major complications, Moore added. ThereContinue Reading