Perspectives: Thoughts from a young Latino living in Trump’s America
After the networks called it, I clearly remember the confusion and fear on my mother’s face. It was late at night, my father still at
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Hello, my name is Ulises Cisneros and I am a senior at M-A! This will be my second year on staff and my first year as a copy editor. Aside from hoping to improve my writing skills, my main goal is to bring a fresh perspective into issues surrounding M-A by serving as a voice for the least represented and highlighting the positive efforts occurring in my community. I truly believe in the power of journalism and consider it one of the biggest tools society has in order to change the issues that occur in our world. Outside of journalism class, I enjoy playing soccer, listening to music, and hanging out with friends.
TV Show Review: “Atlanta” Brings Fresh Perspective on Modern-Day America
In creating his show “Atlanta,” Donald Glover aimed to send a message to white people: “…you don’t know everything about black culture. I know it’s
The Best Summer Songs of 2016
Although the end of summer vacation has surely obstructed our happy summer mood, at least we can still reminisce on the good times we have
Local Student Shares Experience in Successful Band
Justin Cheromiah is not the typical sophomore one encounters everyday. The 16-year-old San Bruno native is currently working on his final exams at Serra High
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Opens After Renovation (Photo Essay)
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SF MOMA) opened its doors to the public on May 14, after a three-year-long renovation. The new building
Drake’s “Views” Album of the Year?
After three taunting years, rapper Drake officially released his fourth official solo album on Thursday, April 28. This 20 song long playing (LP) record displays
M-A’s Masquerade Prom: A Huge Success
M-A’s prom was held at San Francisco Design Center Galleria on Friday, April 29, from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Prom was a huge success
The BMX Escape
When people encounter the idea of BMX culture and the community that surrounds it, many assume that the sport is full of crazy scumbags and
Meet Daniel Nava, Graffiti Artist from East Palo Alto
Throughout society, many believe that graffiti downgrades urban environments and only reflects a certain community in decline. However, Daniel Nava, also known as “Lettle,” is