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November 18, 2022

Five Takeaways from the Midterm Election

Ten days after the election, here are five local takeaways from the 2022 midterms. For full election results in the county, visit this website. Number 1: Sathvik Nori and Amy…

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Breaking News Campus News Top Stories

November 14, 2022

Student Arrested for Carrying Gun on Campus

Last Thursday, Atherton Police arrested a student for possession of a firearm and took them into custody. The school had called the police and located the student before the school…

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Community News Top Stories

November 14, 2022

Student Bikers At Risk: The Problem and How to Prevent It

While biking to school, sophomore Raj Ghosh slammed into the side of a car after its driver cut him off. He’s not the only one who has been in a…

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Education News Top Stories

November 14, 2022

New AP Precalculus Course Unlikely to be Adopted Next Year

AP Precalculus is unique from all other APs because Precalculus is not a college-level class. Michele Breen, Math Department Head, says, "Typically, AP classes are for college credit. Precalculus is…

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By The Numbers Features News Top Stories

November 14, 2022

The Forgotten Students: How Early High School Start Times Leave Younger Students Behind

Most M-A students woke up this year to an earlier start time after the passage of SB-328, a law designed to protect student sleep. In 2019, the California State Legislature…

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Community News Top Stories

November 13, 2022

Climate Collaboration Summit Invites Community Involvement

On Saturday, climate activism organizations and environmental experts hosted the Peninsula Climate Collaboration Summit at Gunn High School, leading discussions on California’s sustainability goals and showcasing local climate initiatives. Gunn…

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Campus Culture Features News Sports Top Stories

November 13, 2022

Bears Fall 7-30 to the Bells in Season Ending CCS Playoffs

Cover image by Bernice van der Meer The Bears suffered a devastating loss to the Bellarmine Bells by a score of 30-7 in the first game of the CIF Division…

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Fall News Sports Top Stories

November 11, 2022

Girls’ Water Polo Falls Just Short of Mitty in CCS Playoffs

In an intense matchup last Saturday morning, the Archbishop Mitty Monarchs managed to emerge victorious, nudging the Bears out of CCS Playoffs. While they ultimately fell short of a CCS…

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Campus News Top Stories

November 11, 2022

M-A Drama Dives Into Neverland With Peter and the Starcatcher

M-A Drama presents Peter and the Starcatcher, a play that highlights a young orphan who ultimately becomes Peter Pan. The show will run November 13 and 20 at 5 pm,…

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Fall News Sports Top Stories

November 10, 2022

Girls’ Volleyball Loses to Branham in CCS Finals

Photo credits to Marcus Blunt On Saturday, the girl's volleyball team lost to the Branham Bruins in five sets, 25-20, 26-24, 20-25, 22-25, and 8-15, placing second in CCS Division…

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