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As students come back from Winter Break, many are feeling glum about the return to homework and tests. Other than the dawning close of the semester,...
After nearly a full semester in person at MHS, it’s almost impossible not to recognize the notable Spanish teacher, Rayen Inostroza. Inostroza, more commonly known as “Profe Rayen”, brings kindness...
Many students struggle with basing their perceived self-value and intelligence on their grades. Especially at such a stressful time in life, high schoolers are prone to correlating grades in their classes...
Oh, November — the month of autumn leaves, Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos, and
turtlenecks. For many, there are holidays to look forward to. One of these is Thanksgiving. Students often share about...
Throughout history, women have been objectified and diminished by society. Since the
Womens’ Rights movement took off in the 1800s, women have fought for and gained the right to vote, as well as...
Aarya Dev, Managing Editor, Feature
• October 29, 2021
Many might recognize Jennifer Stout’s name from the counseling office, or from personally knowing her as a counselor. Either way, Stout has been a positive and prominent part of the MHS school community...
