BSU Hosts Screening of “The Hate U Give”
Last Tuesday the Black Student Union filled the Century Theater in Redwood City to screen The Hate U Give as part of a larger conversation
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Weekend Wayfarer: Castle Rock
If you are willing to spend an hour and a half of your valuable weekend driving, Castle Rock state park offers striking vistas of the
B-20: A Resource For Mental Health
Getting help may be difficult in a school the size of M-A; it’s not a lack of resources but the lack of available information about
“Squash on Track” is on Track to Make a Difference
As her classmates head home to work on homework, or, more realistically, watch TV, Yamilet, a fourth grader at East Palo Alto Charter School (EPACS),
How Former White House Photographer Pete Souza “throws shade” at Trump
Cover photo credit: John Macdougall / AFP / Getty Images In 2016, hundreds of M-A students walked out after Trump was elected, shutting down El
Weekend Wayfarer: a Diamond in the Rough
The Bedwell Bayfront Park offers a casual walk, and its relative proximity makes it a convenient option for hikers in the Menlo Park/Redwood City area.
M-A Robotics Attends Science Night
On Thursday, M-A Robotics educated the public at Science Night, a free biannual event held at the local Menlo Park Library with the goal of
Planting the Seed of Community: The Belle Haven Garden
Started back in February 2015, the Belle Haven Community Garden is up and running, with the help of several Menlo Atherton students. Sophia Bailey and
Women Like Us Documentary: a call to action for women across the globe
A line formed down El Camino at dusk last Thursday as women waited eagerly to enter the Guild Theater, buy movie popcorn and register to
Thousands Attend Candlelight Vigil Supporting Christine Blasey Ford
Local residents gathered at a candlelight vigil Sunday evening in support of Christine Blasey Ford, a professor at Palo Alto University who recently raised accusations