March 2019

Culture News Top Stories

March 29, 2019

International Week Unites Students Together Through Food

Ofa Taimani carves the pork roast with precision, customary to Polynesian culture. Members of the Black Student Union enjoy themselves while serving traditional soul food such as Jambalaya. “Soulfood is…

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Features The Mark Top Stories

March 27, 2019

Do Trigger Warnings Make Us Fragile?

*This article is included in the April edition of the Mark Trigger warning: a statement at the start of a piece of writing, video, etc., alerting the reader or viewer…

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Events Top Stories

March 19, 2019

Dinner and a Show with M-A Drama

Written by Triana Devaux and Brynn Baker

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Opinion Sports Spring Top Stories

March 19, 2019

Picking a Perfect March Madness Bracket with Cole

With the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 2019 Basketball Tournament starting today, millions of people are predicting who they think will win. However, choosing a perfect March Madness bracket is…

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Sports Spring Top Stories

March 18, 2019

Boys Varsity Baseball: Much Ado About Weather

The biggest obstacle for the M-A Boys Varsity Baseball team should be the opponents; unfortunately for the Bears, weather has played a big role in their season so far. Varsity…

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Culture Top Stories

March 17, 2019

The Immigrant Yarn Project Brings Powerful Art to the Bay Area

For the next two months, Fort Point, the former garrison of San Francisco Bay, will serve a purpose entirely other than its original. The now National Historic Site will be…

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Features Top Stories

March 17, 2019

Get to Know Band Sanitizer

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News Reviews Top Stories

March 10, 2019

Shaking up Shakespeare

English version by Izzy Leake, Spanish by Daved Garcia Lopez.

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Op-Eds Opinion Reviews Top Stories

March 10, 2019

Opinion: Spilling the Beans

Written by Amelia Wu and Brynn Baker America’s leading nonprescription drug, surprisingly, is none other than coffee, or rather, the caffeine found within it. Most can admit to having turned…

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Sports Top Stories Winter

March 8, 2019

Girls Wrestling Wins CCS and Places Second in State

Four years after creating the girls wrestling team as freshmen, seniors on M-A’s girls wrestling team finished off their high school wrestling careers by placing second in the state, the…

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