March 2, 2020
Poll: M-A Seniors in the 2020 Primaries
The M-A Chronicle sent out a poll to M-A seniors enrolled in Government and Economics classes prior to the March 3rd, 2020 California Primary (“Super…
February 14, 2020
Menlo-Atherton’s Race Riots
Physical education teacher Pamela Wimberly began her teaching career here 52 years ago. “I was outside with my first class, on my first day at…
February 6, 2020
Editorial: Do We Deserve Student Representation?
By fifth period on November 15th, M-A had reached a boiling point. Over two hundred students left class to protest the proposal to end the…
October 22, 2019
Broken Promised Land: Students Share Perspectives on Israel
Photo Credit: Ben Witeck Driving down the streets of the Gaza Strip, junior Ethan Marcus was surprised to see Palestinian children lining the sides of…
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…
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…
February 6, 2019
Weekend Wayfarer: Devil’s Slide Coast
Situated halfway between Montara and Pacifica is a piece of highway, entirely free of cars, yet awash with traffic— foot traffic, that is. Devil’s Slide,…