Opinion: Your Vote Matters
There are three hundred million people eligible to vote in the United States presidential election, so it is easy to feel as though your vote
Author : Julian Zucker
Opinion: Disaster Overpreparedness
There are two ways to think about a disaster that you aren't able to stop, such as an earthquake. There's preparation and there's paranoia. The
Opinion: Feel Free to Disagree
With the advent of the internet, it has become easier than ever to find people who agree with you. Websites spring up to allow people
Boys Golf Swinging For Success
This year the M-A boys golf team set their goals high for the 2016 season, with a record number of golfers (15) on the roster.
The End of Western Civilization as We Know It
If you’ve checked your SchoolLoop news recently, you know that Western Civilization is ending. Next year, sophomores will have only two choices: Modern European History
The Rise of Co-teaching at M-A
Every day, third and fourth period, Jon Senigaglia and Natalie Stuart teach Economics together. It's a new style of teaching, known as co-teaching, that started
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – The Future of Spaceflight
On December 21, SpaceX made history. A Falcon 9 rocket landed undamaged at a landing site after the ORBCOMM-2 launch.
Voices of M-A: The Atheist’s Christmas
A pile of presents, wrapped in winter-themed wrapping paper, lie on my dining room floor. But I'll be opening them with my family on December
The Lack of Privacy in the Digital Age
Most people believe that their phones, computers, and the digital data they compile is safe. We all think we can send messages and pictures, and
A Safe Place for Undocumented Immigrants
The idea of a sanctuary city, one that does not deport illegal immigrants solely for their immigration status, spread quickly. There are now 31 American