Editorial: We’re Pissed
Editors’ Note: A different version of this article was published in The MArk. One of our M-A journalists stepped into a student bathroom for the
Category : Opinion
Opinion: It is Alright to Pursue the Humanities
Living in Silicon Valley, it can often feel as if value can only be derived from higher education by pursuing what is widely seen as
Opinion: A Message to the Canned Food Drive Haters
Every November marks the start of a new M-A canned food drive. As with any large event, it never comes without controversy. Some believe that
Opinion: Welcome to the Not Quite Free Press
Cover photo credit: CNN It is apparent that we are living in a world where there is increasingly less accountability for our government’s actions. The
Opinion: Home is Where the Heart is, Not the Homework
As a 17 year old senior in high school, I am fully confident in proclaiming: I have pretty much never done homework in my room.
Scared Speechless: a Snapshot of Life with Social Anxiety
Art credit: Karina Takayama/M-A Chronicle. Seemingly less prevalent than the knee-jerk examples of depression and generalized anxiety, social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a condition that
I’m a Bad Asian: Connecting With Your Identity and Culture
“Sushi, noodles, a rice cooker…I’m more Asian than you!” one of my Caucasian friends exclaimed. A few of my friends laughed. I did too. Did
Opinion: Chronicle Staff Members Face Off over Fairness of the Warriors’ Latest Acquisition
After three championships in the last four seasons, the Golden State Warriors signed yet another all-star in center DeMarcus Cousins. This blockbuster signing has many
Why We Need to Place More Value on Reading
When was the last time you read a book purely to enjoy it? Chances are it wasn’t during English class, and you probably weren’t reading
To P.E. or not to P.E.?
M-A requires students to earn twenty Physical Education (P.E.) credits to graduate, forcing many dedicated athletes to spend countless hours completing online P.E. While athletes