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Bathrooms Campus Op-Eds Opinion Top Stories

November 10, 2022

Opinion: M-A Should Be Providing Menstrual Products, Period.

M-A continues to violate state law on the accessibility of menstrual products, failing to provide basic necessities for half our student body. This is not the first time M-A students…

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By The Numbers Campus Community COVID-19 Culture News Top Stories

November 9, 2022

There’s Another COVID Booster?

“I didn’t know that it existed!” said senior Rosia Yu Ya about the newest COVID-19 booster. This sentiment is not uncommon at M-A, or in the U.S. at large. As…

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Culture Features Music News Opinion The Music Moment Top Stories

November 9, 2022

The Music Moment: Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss

On Friday, November 4th, rap artists Drake and 21 Savage dropped their first joint album, titled Her Loss. The album was an instant classic and, in my opinion, deserves a…

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Campus News Top Stories

November 9, 2022

Crime on Campus? Missing Fish!

Cover Image by Helena Warner On Monday, September 3rd, Ms. Woll’s first period AP Environmental Science class discovered a sudden issue with their aquaponics projects: the fish were missing. Fish…

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Fashion Features News Top Stories

November 8, 2022

Reshaped: The Evolution of the Corset Top

Most famous during the Victorian era, corsets have been a staple in women’s shapewear for centuries. These binding pieces were first developed in the 1500s, and the popularization of corsets…

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Fall News Sports Top Stories

November 8, 2022

Los Gatos Overpowers the Bears on Senior Night

Photo credits to Bernice van der Meer On Senior Night this past Friday, the Bears fell to the Los Gatos Wildcats in a heartbreaking loss, by a score of 31-14.…

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Campus Community News Top Stories

November 8, 2022

Closed Campus: An Open Question

M-A’s steel gates are closed for students throughout the school day. Students from nearby schools, such as Palo Alto High School and Los Altos High School, some argue, are allowed…

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Elections News Top Stories

November 8, 2022

Menlo Park Divided On Measure V

A drive around Menlo Park will quickly reveal that it is a town divided. Lawn signs both for and against Measure V line the streets, sometimes even side-by-side. This Election…

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Community News Op-Eds Opinion Top Stories

November 7, 2022

Opinion: Bond Measure W Is A W(in) for Campus

The District is proposing a 591 million-dollar bond that will cover renovations to old facilities across all schools called “Measure W,” which will be on the upcoming ballot on November…

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California Community Education Elections Features News Top Stories

November 7, 2022

Stanford Student and M-A Grad Runs for District Board of Trustees

In this election cycle, recent M-A alumnus and former editor-in-chief of the M-A Chronicle Sathvik Nori is running to represent Area D on the Sequoia Union School District Board of…

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