February 14, 2023
January 23, 2023
Boys’ Basketball Too Much for Christopher High to Handle
Following an overwhelming 66-35 win for the Bears from the night before at Woodside, the boys' basketball team showed up once again on Saturday afternoon in a thrilling game against…
November 22, 2022
M-A Introduces Positive Language Campaign
At the beginning of the school year, M-A administration increased their focus on the use of slurs and cursing on campus, discussing the issue on M-A Today, in class assemblies,…
September 28, 2022
The Music Moment: Djo’s “DECIDE”
Djo, also known as Joe Keery, or Steve Harrington from Stranger Things, released his second studio album “DECIDE” on September 16th. While some may think that he is just another…
September 1, 2022
AP World: A Broader Replacement for AP Euro
Image of Candace Bolles shown above. Of the many classes M-A changed or added this year, the addition of AP World History and removal of AP European History has been…
May 27, 2022
The Music Moment: Harry’s House
Harry’s House – the third studio album by ex-One Directioner, Harry Styles – came out on May 20th. The long-anticipated album is finally here and many fans are already buying…
April 29, 2022
The Music Moment: five seconds flat
Lizzy McAlpine released her second album five seconds flat earlier this month, following her first album Give Me A Minute that came out in 2020. At the time of her…
April 11, 2022
Water You Waiting For? Try These Fountains on Campus!
Written by Natalie Fishman and Sonia FreedmanIt was a hot, barren spring day and two parched M-A journalists needed a soothing drink of water. After a treacherous journey by foot,…
March 22, 2022
The Music Moment: WHO CARES? We Do!
Podcast by Sonia Freedman and Natalie Fishman On March 11th, indie singer-songwriter Rex Orange County released his fourth studio album, “WHO CARES?”. Hear about sophomore Chronicle staff Natalie Fishman and…
March 5, 2022
Bear Bites: Back A Yard’s Caribbean Cuisine
The moment you step into Back A Yard, you are greeted by vibrant paintings of the Caribbean, staff’s smiling faces, and Jamaican music echoing from all corners of the building.…