April 14, 2019
Weekend Wayfarer: Muir Woods and the Origins of the NPS
Part of the trail at Muir Woods. Muir Woods, contrary to what the name seems to imply, bears no relation to John Muir himself. Muir,…
March 27, 2019
Do Trigger Warnings Make Us Fragile?
*This article is included in the April edition of the Mark Trigger warning: a statement at the start of a piece of writing, video, etc.,…
March 17, 2019
Get to Know Band Sanitizer
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 6, 2019
Where Does M-A’s Food Come From?
M-A food services supervisor, Yaz Widatalla, outlined how M-A serves its various culinary entrées, determines pricing, and discusses potential expansions that may be on the…
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,…
February 5, 2019
M-A Alumni Give Senior Advice
Written by Mitra Pezeshki and Lucida Fu Ellingson plays tennis for Cal Poly. Tyler Ellingson-Sophomore at Cal Poly Slo majoring in Industrial Technology and Packaging…
February 5, 2019
ProjectUs: Empowerment Through Artistry
Editors’ Note: A different version of this article was published in The MArk.
February 4, 2019
Mental Scars
Editors’ Note: A different version of this article was published in The MArk. My name is ____________________. I’m in ________ grade. Something that I haven’t…