By: Maansi Maskai With a diverse student population, MHS hosts a wide array of unique clubs and organizations that cater to specific interests and cultures. Recently, True Colors was added to extensive list of clubs and organizations that thrive at MHS. True Colors aims to promote awareness and foster anContinue Reading
By: Ashley Chen Naviance is a college and career planning tool that assesses students’ interests and strengths with potential careers and helps students make the right and informed decisions about choosing careers, according to Principal Francis Rojas. Naviance was introduced this school year after being in discussion in MUSD forContinue Reading
By: Ishrak Ramzan, Ashley Chen Community college classes have always been an option available for students seeking to both challenge themselves and explore diverse subject areas that are not traditionally offered in high school. High school students are constrained in what they can fit into their class schedule by factorsContinue 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: Andrew Dinh Computer science is all the rage in Silicon Valley, leaving its mark on every startup in the Bay Area. In a technology-driven era, knowledge of coding is a huge boon. The Milpitas Unified School District has yet to incorporate coding into its curriculum, so Senior Luke RenContinue Reading
By: Vivian Tsang On the weekend of Sept. 29 to Sept. 30, three Milpitas Key Club officers participated in the Key Club Regional Training Conference held at the YMCA Camp Jones Gulch. Key Club is the oldest and largest international, student-led organization that focuses on teaching leadership through service, theContinue Reading
By: Andrew Dinh Juni or Ethan Tran leads his own clothing brand, Ohri Studios. Over the past year, Tran brought his passion for fashion to life, using t-shirts as his canvas for expression. Tran has always been interested in fashion, Tran said. As he grew throughout high school, heContinue Reading
By Jonathan Tran We are the children of the Information Age. Digital artists, coders, and developers, these are but a few of the hobbies and interests that have bloomed from the technology of today. But as we explore the vast unknown of the Internet, there are students exploring the vastContinue Reading
By: Kelly Nguyen Not many students take the initiative to inspire youth through hands-on teaching and collaborative learning. Junior Andrew Dinh created Teen Entrepreneurs Club, an entrepreneur program, to empower youth, giving them the opportunity to explore their passions and integrate them into a world of business. As a sophomore,Continue Reading
BY: Kevin Dai The VSA Show is a student-run show that highlights Vietnamese culture and its fusion with American culture in today’s society. The show introduces various acts and skits that teaches viewers parts of Vietnamese culture and as well as how Vietnamese culture is integrated into American society today.Continue Reading
By: Morgan Lei Unless you have been avoiding the news, social media, friends, teachers and classmates, you probably heard about the severity of this flu season. With 53 children across the nation dead and infection rates continuing to climb, this is the worst outbreak in years. MHS students and staffContinue Reading
By: Maansi Maskai “Me too.” This seemingly insignificant phrase raised an uproar worldwide when it became viral on various social media platforms in October 2017. Individuals from various backgrounds began sharing their personal encounters with sexual harassment in their personal and professional lives by tagging their posts with “#MeToo.” Additionally,Continue Reading