Women to join exclusive branches of the military
Across hundreds of years and almost everywhere in the world, women have always played a vital role in the military. From Joan of Arc to
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My name is Sabrina Watkins and I am a new member of the M-A Chronicle. I am looking forward to delving into the world of journalism, specifically covering politics. When I am not in school, I enjoy working on the M-A robotics team as the lead mechanic and helping out in my mother's kindergarten class at Laurel Elementary School. Like many other teenagers, I also enjoy a healthy helping of pop culture, obsessing over TV shows, movies, books, musicals, music , and Nutella. I'm looking forward to an enlightening school year.
Daniel Mountfort: Being Conservative at a Liberal School
This is Daniel Mountfort. He is a junior here at M-A, he recently played Lurch in the musical The Addams Family, and he holds a
Limiting World Studies Curriculum is Limiting our World View
The purpose of having history taught as a part of general education is to provide context for the modern world and promote understanding of different
Conservatarian Bill Whittle Explains His Beliefs on Key Issues
This is Bill Whittle, the self-proclaimed leader of “the common sense resistance.” Whittle makes political videos online and goes to conventions to give speeches on
Inequality Affects Local School Districts
It’s no secret that there are huge differences between our two local elementary school districts, Menlo Park City School District (MPCSD), and Ravenswood City School
30 Million Word Gap: Why Some Kids Are Left Behind
Early in the 1990’s, researchers at Rice University found shocking statistics about how socio-economic status prepares a toddler for school. Children from lower-income families heard
Voices of M-A: Jamming Through Life with Alex King
Meet Alex King, M-A sophomore, saxophonist for Jazz Band III, and bassist for the band Aaron Atkins. Since he was just a toddler, King’s passion
Stigmatized: Living with Marfan Syndrome
What is Marfan syndrome? Most people haven’t heard of the disease and for good reason. About 0.0006 percent of people in America have Marfan syndrome,
Stigmatized: Living with Type 1 Diabetes
Meet Gabby Adler. She is a typical sophomore here at M-A, however, she has type 1 diabetes. Throughout her life, she has had to deal
99 Years and Counting
Editor’s Note: Due to Kathryn’s dementia and the similarity of last names, all subjects are referred to by their first names. On February 22, 1917,