October 2018

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October 31, 2018

Letter to the Editor: Mental Health Story Inaccurate

Editors' note: In the original post, the authors quoted students who pointed out a lack of mental health resources for the football team and finals week practices with no days…

Izzy Villa

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October 30, 2018

Break Out Boxes Break the Classroom Norm

Izzy Leake

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Culture Features Top Stories

October 30, 2018

Spanish and English Learners Unite at the Intercambio Club

For years, the word Intercambio has been used in many contexts throughout different languages. In English, Intercambio represents a mutual interaction, specifically an exchange of information. Intercambio is an English-Spanish…

Cole Trigg

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October 28, 2018

M-A Writing Center Excels

The Writing Center is a renowned station for students to conquer their writing homework. This center is inspired by one you might find in college. The fusion of a calm…

Derek Golob

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October 28, 2018

Bears Take on Service in San Francisco

Photo credit: Kylie Wong. Junior Kylie Wong was delegated to represent the Leo Club and bring a group of M-A Bears to San Francisco and take part in the San…

Maxine Moss

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October 26, 2018

B-20: A Resource For Mental Health

Getting help may be difficult in a school the size of M-A; it’s not a lack of resources but the lack of available information about where to go and when.…

Sarah Marks

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October 26, 2018

Inspiring the Next Generation of Humanitarians

Seniors Alicia Letvin and Sophia Longo are inspiring the next generation of young humanitarians through selling original merchandise. They started their non-profit Next Gen Humanitarians last year with a mission…

Isabella Montoya

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October 25, 2018

“Squash on Track” is on Track to Make a Difference

As her classmates head home to work on homework, or, more realistically, watch TV, Yamilet, a fourth grader at East Palo Alto Charter School (EPACS), has a different agenda. She,…

Nathaniel Gerhard

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October 25, 2018

Popular Author Katharine McGee Stops by the Bay Area

Authors travel all over the country in events called book tours, and they will occasionally drop by the bay area. With different factors to take into consideration, book tours are…

Triana Devaux

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October 25, 2018

How Former White House Photographer Pete Souza “throws shade” at Trump

Cover photo credit: John Macdougall / AFP / Getty Images In 2016, hundreds of M-A students walked out after Trump was elected, shutting down El Camino Real. In 2018, they…

Mitra Pezeshki

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