Gap Years: an Important Opportunity for Personal Growth
With graduation quickly approaching, post-high school plans seem to loom over M-A’s campus. For seniors, every conversation begins with an inquiry about what school they
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I'm Emily Brumley, and I am a senior here at M-A. I enjoy playing guitar, tennis, and creative writing. I also love dogs and have two of my own. This is my first year writing for the Chronicle. I was inspired to join this class by my love for writing and the wonderful stories I read last year. I am looking forward to a great year!
How Common Teaching Methods Silence Introverts
You’ve probably heard about introversion and extraversion: the idea that social interactions and tendencies are influenced by individual personality traits. Although introverts are often seen
M-A Seniors Reflect on Leaving High School
With the end of the year quickly approaching, many M-A seniors are finally coming to the realization that this chapter of their lives is coming
“Ghost in the Shell” Latest to Haunt Hollywood’s Whitewashing Past
Based on the Japanese manga of the same name, the 2017 live action movie for “Ghost in the Shell” has been making waves since the
M-A Physics Teacher Jeff DeCurtins Discusses His Teaching Career and Upcoming Retirement
After 14 years at M-A, AS and AP Physics teacher and Science Department Chair Jeff DeCurtins will be retiring at the end of the 2016-2017
M-A Students Tour in Spain with the Riekestra
Photos by Cynthia Yock; used with permission. Jamming on the beach for hundreds of people. Living with bandmates thousands of miles from home. Playing a
Are You Really “So OCD”?
Have you ever walked past a stack of boxes in the grocery store and unconsciously straightened the one box that is out of place? “Wow,
Shifting Perspectives: The Importance of Electives
School is about learning in the whole sense of the word, and electives are a vital part of that experience by allowing students to look
More than Words: Part Two
For our second installment of More than Words, we met with M-A junior Sandy Han, senior Abigail Ponce, and an M-A student who requested anonymity.
More Than Words: Part One
For our first segment of More Than Words, we met with Television Communications and Production teacher John Giambruno and an M-A student who requested anonymity.