December 16, 2019
Dissection is Delicious in Marine Biology
The Marine Biology class recently dissected squid and then enjoyed a meal of self cooked calamari. To include a competitive edge, the group with the…
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…
October 19, 2019
Local Mental Health Organization Presents Student-Made Videos
On Thursday night, the Menlo Park-based, student-run mental health organization Safespace hosted a screening for student-produced videos that raise awareness about how to help friends…
September 19, 2019
Teacher Housing Crisis: Have we Reached a Breaking Point?
I was tight for money. I decided that living paycheck to paycheck—having two degrees—didn’t feel great. So I started taking up some odd jobs. I…
April 18, 2019
Coach Adhir Announces Departure from M-A Football, Concluding a Historic Four-Year Run
Photo credit: Bob Dahlberg After nine years at M-A which included two Norcal and one State championship, head football coach Adhir Ravipati has decided to…
April 9, 2019
Editorial: Crossing the Lines
Editors’ Note: A different version of this article was published in The MArk.
March 2, 2019
“Curieus” Students Spread Passion for STEM
Curieus, named after Nobel Prize laureate Marie Curie, is a student-driven non-profit that empowers students at the Boys and Girls Club through science and technology.…
February 26, 2019
Run a Marathon in Whitnah’s Shoes
Written by Mitra Pezeshki and Lucida Fu What is a math teacher’s favorite number? For Gregg Whitnah, it very well may be 26.2, the number…
February 21, 2019
BSU Showcase Encourages Members to “Be the Light”
Photo Credit: Lena Kalotihos. On Friday night, the Black Student Union (BSU) club held a fundraiser in honor of Black History Month in M-A’s Performing…