More and More Fights Confirm Public Perception
One minute senior Tara Ellingson was walking to class. The next minute, she was pepper sprayed. “All of a sudden, my throat really hurt, and
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The Big Bear Run is Done
Written by Maxine Moss and Sarah Marks After 13 years, the Big Bear Run has “run its course,” a decision that was made after last
Four Kittens Recently Born on M-A’s Campus
Cover photo: Manuel Delgado Four newborn kittens were discovered on the back patio of room C-10 on M-A’s campus on the morning of Tuesday, May
Stressed Out? So Are Teachers.
By Emilie Mueller and Maxine Moss. Art by Karina Takayama. For all the attention we give to student stress, we often neglect the well-being of
New Election Software Will Ensure Voting Security
Written by Sarah Lehman and Sarah Marks In response to the confusion over who really won the student election last year, students will vote for
Ms. Kayton Continues Computer Program After 20 Years
Written by Aashka Popat and Mitra Pezeshki Any student at M-A can get a computer. The computer donation program at M-A has been providing computers,
The Wifi Watchdogs: Be Careful What You Type
“How do I get a gun?” By typing this, there is a good chance that we just unleashed Bark, a tech monitoring system, and the
Menlo-Atherton Orchestra leaves Carnegie Hall on a High “Note”
Written By: Amelia Wu, Izzy Leake, and Triana Devaux What do Tchaikovsky, Judy Garland, The Beatles and the M-A orchestra all have in common? They
Softball Struck Out due to Shortage of Players
The girls softball season ended early this year due to a roster that could not reliably hold nine girls, the minimum necessary to play a
Boys Lacrosse Loses a Heartbreaker
On Thursday, April 25, the boys varsity lacrosse team had a hair-raising game against Palo Alto High School. Although M-A fought hard, Paly beat M-A