October 30, 2019
The Sugar Shack Returns to a Sweet Opening
After a six year hiatus, the Sugar Shack, a neighborhood candy store, re-opened on Santa Cruz Avenue earlier this month. Long a place for kids…
October 29, 2019
Belle Haven’s Spooky Carnival Brings the Community Together
This Saturday, the City of Menlo Park hosted its annual Spooky Carnival at Kelly Park for the Belle Haven Community. Rondell Howard, the Recreation Coordinator…
October 25, 2019
Freshman Parent Night Welcomes Incoming Families
Written by Marlene Arroyo and Brianna Aguayo Una traducción en español está disponible abajo de la versión en inglés. On Tuesday night, M-A held the…
October 23, 2019
Saint Frank Coffee Opens Kiosk on Alma Street
Saint Frank Coffee, tucked between a parking lot and a mixed-use development across from the Caltrain Station, is now the closest coffee spot to M-A.…
October 21, 2019
Independent Living Skills Works to Beautify the School
The Independent Living Skills (ILS) class, taught by Susan Price, is working to improve two of the gardens on campus. Along with fixing the garden…
October 10, 2019
Rick Riordan visits Kepler’s on “The Tour of Doom”
Last Sunday, Kepler’s Literary Foundation hosted popular author Rick Riordan at the Fox Theater in Redwood City. Riordan wrote multiple series on Greek Mythology and was…
October 1, 2019
Some Still “Pissed” About the Gender-Neutral Restrooms
by Amelia Wu and Alana Hartsell Following an eight year push for gender-neutral bathrooms by the Gender-Sexuality Alliance Club (GSA) and last year’s editorial highlighting…
September 28, 2019
Girls Volleyball Defeats Rival Aragon
In a bitter fight to the end, the girls varsity volleyball team beat Aragon, their main rival, 3-1 on Thursday. Senior Natalie Grover said she…
September 25, 2019
Kepler’s 2020: A Check-in on the Storied Bookstore’s Revitalization Efforts
The number of independent bookstores, despite being pitted against the likes of Amazon, has grown significantly in the last decade. Since 2009, there has been…