GSA fights for equality through silence
On Friday, May 11, members of the M-A Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) remained silent for the duration of the school day in support of changes to
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Sarah Orttung is a senior in her third year on the staff. She likes to write features and opinions to bring attention to issues that may otherwise be overlooked. She hopes that the Chronicle can be a force for social change, and is excited to help others on their staff use their voices in an influential way.
The Gender Gap
Editors’ Note: This story is part one of the ongoing series, A School Divided.
Here are all the unanswered questions from the Season Two premiere of Westworld
Warning: this article contains spoilers for season one and the first episode of season two of Westworld. Westworld is known for its intentional withholding of
Opinion: High holy days in Judaism should receive time off from school
Each year, Jewish students are forced to choose between religion and school. The High Holy Days of Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah often take place
Misinformation spreads as M-A is locked down
Editor’s Note: Check this article for updates in the next 24 hours as we gain more information. A photo posted on Facebook of a former
Coffeebar hype does not disappoint
Coffeebar recently opened in Menlo Park and is still in its soft opening stage. Despite limited marketing, simple word-of-mouth made it almost impossible to find
Why girls should not join the Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America recently voted to allow girls to join the Cub Scout program, and eventually earn the rank of Eagle Scout. This
Introducing new M-A teachers & staff
Cary Milia Room: D-7 Teaches: Academic Resource, English III, and Study Skills “My favorite teacher was Mr. Ferrell, he was an English teacher in junior
Editorial: Immigrant Ban Encourages Xenophobia
On January 27, President Donald Trump signed an executive order which bars Syrian refugees from entering the United States indefinitely, all refugees for 120 days,
Opinion: Stanford Ban on Hard Alcohol is Harmful to Students
Stanford University emailed its students on August 22 regarding an update to the on-campus alcohol policy. Effective this fall, the new policy bans all hard