November 2019

Culture Top Stories

November 29, 2019

Text Conversations With M-A’s Famous Tik-Tokers

Tik Tok: the new viral trend for teens around the world. The app allows users to post short comedy, art, and music videos, and has gained a steady following due…

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November 26, 2019

“Urinetown” Makes a Splash

Photo credit: Brynn Baker Written by Toni Shindler-Ruberg and Jane White These past two weeks, the Performing Arts Center echoed with brass instruments and people yelling “Urine!” at the top…

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Local CuriOdyssey Museum Introduces New Light Exhibit

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News Top Stories

November 22, 2019

Original M-A Today Anchor Passes Away

Last week, teachers and friends memorialized former student William Logan Lee ‘14, who passed away this summer due to complications from Type I diabetes. Lee was an anchor of M-A…

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Community News Top Stories

November 22, 2019

Wildfires Impact the M-A Community and Beyond

Following last year’s Paradise Fire, the deadliest fire in over 100 years of Californian history, new wildfires in both Northern and Southern California wreaked havoc on neighborhoods, despite preventative measures…

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Fall Sports Top Stories

November 20, 2019

Football Ends Season in Heartbreaker

Photo credit: Noah Eisner In a heartbreaking overtime loss, the Bears fell to Wilcox High School in the first round of CCS play-offs. Coach Steve Papin’s first season ended in…

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News Top Stories

November 18, 2019

Groundbreaking News: Students Plant Trees on Campus

On Saturday, students volunteered with the Redwood City-based nonprofit organization CityTrees to plant seven trees on campus. AVID, Computer Academy, and Leadership teachers selected students to participate in the planting.…

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November 18, 2019

Students Walk Out in Protest of Graduation Changes

Photo credit: Erik Hanson On Friday afternoon during lunch and into 5th period, throngs of students gathered on the Green to protest the administration's proposal to end the tradition of…

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Features Sports Features Top Stories

November 18, 2019

From Sideline To Field: Laila Thompson-Wainer As The Only Girl On Varsity Football

Laila Thompson-Wainer recently joined the ranks of a select few female M-A football players over the past few years, and the only one to make the varsity team during the…

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Sports Top Stories

November 18, 2019

Varsity Volleyball Dominates Against Nevada Union in Norcal Playoffs

Senior, Natalie Grover, scoring 1 of her 11 kills of the night. In the second round of Norcal playoffs, the girls varsity volleyball team managed to pull out a win…

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