Aside from playing golf a couple times a week, Basketball Coach Clarence “Champ” Wrencher said he used to be dedicated to basketball. He started playing at the age of four and played for a recreational league, in high school, in college, and a few other countries, Wrencher stated. “All countriesContinue Reading
As some of you might know, Math Teacher Elena Sherbakov owns a farm about ten minutes away from MHS. Sherbakov has owned the three acre farm, consisting of a variety of plants and animals, for five years. Her farm includes horses, alpacas, chickens, goats, and one llama, Sherbakov said. ThereContinue Reading
Many clubs both big and small thrive here at MHS. Organizations seek to compete fiercely in academic subjects, or to aid the world and work at service events. But what happens later on in college life? Over the past few weekends, I have been fortunate enough to spend time withContinue Reading
While some people are content with themselves with only showing off their singing prowess in the shower, Senior Vivian Huynh has carried her passion for singing past the bathroom doors and onto stages. Huynh started singing since she was three years old at the dinner table but didn’t start performingContinue Reading
One of the many annual traditions in MHS is the senior prank. From many years past until now, various pranks had happened to our very own MHS. Although not consistent every year, there are still many fond memories created from this timely tradition. One year, the seniors flipped the tablesContinue Reading
MHS Junior Diljot Singh is a black belt mixed martial arts (MMA) student from the West Coast Ernie Reyes Martial Arts School. Students go to the school in hopes of learning the physical aspect of martial arts on how to defend themselves, as well as how to develop character, accordingContinue Reading
Tired of pulling caffeine-fueled all-nighters for tomorrow’s exam? Homework may help you learn the material, but there is a lot more you can your courses better. With finals coming up, here are some tips you can use to study effectively and bring up your borderline grades. 1. Sleep and manageContinue Reading
2016 has been a bit of a rough start in the celebrity world. Ranging from iconic musicians to inspiring actors to beloved radio hosts, the world seems to have gotten a little less full. Let’s take a look at a few icons. Courtesy of Adam Bielawski ● Perhaps one ofContinue Reading
Was Halloween too anticlimactic and boorish? Looking for a nearby spooky place for a thrill? The Union has you covered. If you’re interested in a little investigation of urban legends in the bay area, the following five sites are some of the most-frequently reported ghost sites. 1. Marsh Road Being allegedlyContinue Reading
The Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) is preparing to attend MAYS, the Mid Autumn Youth Seminar, on November 1st at Yerba Buena High School. The event will bring the VSA club from MHS and other schools together and will allow each school to compete in many activities. At MAYS, different schoolsContinue Reading
Interact, an organization which aims to help involve high school students in their communities through various community service opportunities, held their Fall Leadership Conference (FLC) recently with more than four thousand students in attendance, according to Interact Treasurer Junior Emily Le. FLC also introduced new service projects to students forContinue Reading
With the Halloween season among us, there’s no better time to indulge in the fun of scary movies! I, personally, have always loved scary movies and can watch them all the time any time. I feel that scary movies create a great sense of community and intimacy; there’s nothing quiteContinue Reading