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Community Features Top Stories

March 27, 2021

Por Qué El Término Latinx No Está Popularizado

This is the Spanish version of this article. El término neutral de género, ‘Latinx,’ utilizado para describir a personas de ascendencia Latinoamericana, se enseña comúnmente…

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college Opinion Top Stories

March 24, 2021

Why You Shouldn’t Feel Pressured to take the SAT

Written by Jane White and Annie Wagner While taking the SAT or ACT has practically been a rite of passage for college-bound high school students…

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Culture Top Stories

March 23, 2021

What Does Women’s History Month Mean to Us?

Illustration by Kari Trail In 1982, one week in the month of March was designated entirely to celebrating the women who had built this country.…

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Community Culture Features Top Stories

March 23, 2021

Menlo Park Library Hosts Virtual “Black and White in Black and White” Photo Exhibit

Photo credit to Douglas Keister Collection “I remember said he was riding bikes with a couple of his friends, and they stopped at a place…

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college Opinion Review Top Stories

March 22, 2021

A Senior’s Perspective: Netflix’s Operation Varsity Blues

Netflix’s new documentary, Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal, unpacks the infamous college admissions scandal that resulted in nationwide anger over unqualified admissions to…

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Culture Music Opinion Review Top Stories Uncategorized

March 21, 2021

Review of Lana Del Rey’s Spectacular: Chemtrails Over The Country Club

Written by Brianna Aguayo and Marlene Arroyo On March 18th, Lana Del Rey released her highly anticipated seventh studio album titled, Chemtrails Over The Country…

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News Sports Top Stories

March 21, 2021

M-A Football Makes Their Covid Comeback

Ever since last Fall when M-A’s football program put a halt to all games, players have been anxiously anticipating the start of their season. Finally,…

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Community COVID-19 Top Stories

March 19, 2021

Hate is a Virus: How COVID-19 has Exacerbated Violence Against Asian Americans

The recent violence targeting Asian Americans has struck fear, anger, and anxiety in many Asian communities throughout the country. This week, eight people were killed…

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By The Numbers COVID-19 Top Stories

March 18, 2021

Will teachers be vaccinated in time?

On February 22nd, San Mateo County expanded vaccine eligibility to teachers and childcare workers. Many M-A teachers took advantage of this opportunity and scheduled vaccine…

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COVID-19 News Top Stories

March 18, 2021

Despite Health Inequalities, Deputy Chief of San Mateo Health Says In-Person Schooling is Safe

As 1117 students opted to return to in-person schooling at M-A this April, members of the community and District Board have continued to debate about…

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