Opinion: Should students be allowed to use Wikipedia?
Wikipedia is one of the most useful pages for students across the world, and especially for those at M-A. But because Wikipedia allows the public
Middle college: Students explore further education
For M-A students that feel overwhelmed by the huge student body, or simply want to take classes that M-A does not have, the Middle College
Should 16 year-olds be allowed to vote?
After the March for Our Lives protests across the nation and other student protests for gun control, young voices have become more and more present
Breaking the stereotype: boys volleyball
Photo credit: Eric Weintz. Volleyball is often stereotyped as a female-dominated sport. However, M-A broke the stereotype four years ago when the boys volleyball team
GSA fights for equality through silence
On Friday, May 11, members of the M-A Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) remained silent for the duration of the school day in support of changes to
Highlights from M-A’s 14th Annual Battle of the Bands
On Friday night, M-A musicians showed off their amazing talents at the Battle of the Bands. From hard metal to soft blues, the performances were
Bears Boys Volleyball finish historic season in CCS loss to Bellarmine
Photo credit: Eric Weintz. After the fourth seeded M-A boys volleyball team ran through fifth seeded Salinas in the first round of Central Coast Section
Celebrating teachers who are mothers on Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day, it is important to acknowledge the important role that mothers play in our lives. We wanted to recognize the hard work that
Opinion: Cultural appropriation? I don’t think so
Outrage over a dress spread like wildfire on the internet when a caucasian girl posted a picture of her wearing a Chinese dress to prom.
Math at M-A: Something Just Doesn’t Add Up
Editors’ Note: This story is part two of the ongoing series, A School Divided. When do you think you chose the math class you’re in? You’re