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COVID-19 Opinion The Mark Top Stories

August 27, 2020

It’s Okay to Still be Happy During a Global Pandemic

NOTE: This article was originally published in our Spring Mark magazine and has since been updated. The United States has over 5.8 million confirmed…

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Campus Community News Top Stories Uncategorized

April 1, 2020

2020 Graduation to Continue as Planned…With Some Changes

In light of increasing public health concerns, 2020 graduation will no longer take place on the football field. Instead, its place will be taken by…

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Breaking News California COVID-19 News Top Stories

March 31, 2020

Breaking: M-A to Remain Closed for the Remainder of the School year

This is developing story, check back for further updates. Last updated March 31, 2020, at 9:04 PM. Written by Sathvik Nori and Toni Shindler-Ruberg Sequoia…

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Opinion The Mark Top Stories

March 18, 2020

Opinion: College or Culture? How College Admissions Devalues My Identity

Illustration by Karina Takayama Like many of my peers, I started senior year by filling out the Common Application. Name, birthday, email, and high school…

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Community COVID-19 News Top Stories

March 10, 2020

COVID-19 Updates

This is a developing story. Check back for new updates. Updated March 13, 2020, at 9:31 AM SUHSD will transition to at-home/distance learning, effective Monday,…

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News Top Stories

November 26, 2019

“Urinetown” Makes a Splash

Photo credit: Brynn Baker Written by Toni Shindler-Ruberg and Jane White These past two weeks, the Performing Arts Center echoed with brass instruments and people…

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Community News Top Stories

November 22, 2019

Wildfires Impact the M-A Community and Beyond

Following last year’s Paradise Fire, the deadliest fire in over 100 years of Californian history, new wildfires in both Northern and Southern California wreaked havoc…

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Features Top Stories

October 1, 2019

New Class Presidents Stand for Diversity

Art Credit: Karina Takayama / M-A Chronicle Katie Maravilla and Nancy Lopez Rivera, the first Latina senior class presidents in M-A history, are welcome faces…

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Campus News Top Stories

August 14, 2019

Power Outage on Day 1 Leaves Students in the Dark

Editor’s note: Check back later as we gain more information about what caused the power outage. Update: An early morning voicemail left with students’ parents…

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Community News Top Stories

May 28, 2019

Self Defense Class Could Save Your Ass

The sound of screams and grunts ringing through the G-wing would usually be attributed to another fight, but Friday after school, the sounds signaled a…

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It’s Okay to Still be Happy During a Global Pandemic

2020 Graduation to Continue as Planned…With Some Changes

Breaking: M-A to Remain Closed for the Remainder of the School year

Opinion: College or Culture? How College Admissions Devalues My Identity

COVID-19 Updates

“Urinetown” Makes a Splash

Wildfires Impact the M-A Community and Beyond

New Class Presidents Stand for Diversity

Power Outage on Day 1 Leaves Students in the Dark

Self Defense Class Could Save Your Ass

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