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January 24, 2023

Dive into Ocean Sciences with Marine Biology

Paczuski pours red liquid into a tub of water to test the effects of density on currents. Photo taken by Jayna Chua Cover Image taken by Jayna Chua Not sure…

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Campus Culture News STEM Top Stories

October 20, 2022

Space: Putting the World in Perspective

Cover Image taken by Adrian Deutscher-Bishop There’s something freeing in feeling wholly insignificant. If I’m not even a blip on the giant cosmic radar we call “Space,” what really is…

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Campus Clubs Features News STEM Top Stories

October 16, 2022

Robot from Team 766 Climbs to the Top of 2022 CalGames

Photographed by Thinh Pham On Sunday, October 9th, the M-A robotics team—Team 766—reached its first finals in almost ten years, winning second place at CalGames. CalGames, an off-season, Bay Area-focused…

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Campus Culture STEM Top Stories

February 22, 2022

M-A’s Sixth Annual STEM Fair Returns In-Person

Written by Emily Buck On Thursday, February 17th, M-A had their sixth annual STEM fair in the Maker Space. This year’s event returned in person after last year’s fair was…

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COVID-19 News STEM Top Stories

May 3, 2021

Debunking Four Popular COVID-19 Vaccine Myths

This past year, Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson and Johnson vaccines have all been approved by the CDC and become available to the general public, yet we have also seen a…

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Community Features STEM Top Stories

November 6, 2018

Weekend Wayfarer: Castle Rock

If you are willing to spend an hour and a half of your valuable weekend driving, Castle Rock state park offers striking vistas of the surrounding Santa Cruz mountains, and…

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October 3, 2018

Weekend Wayfarer: a Diamond in the Rough

The Bedwell Bayfront Park offers a casual walk, and its relative proximity makes it a convenient option for hikers in the Menlo Park/Redwood City area. Nonetheless, the park is an…

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Campus Features STEM Top Stories

April 2, 2018

Environmental chemistry classes dive into virtual reality

Desplaza hacia abajo para ver una traducción en español. “Vénganos,” Stephanie Owens called out to her sixth-period Environmental Chemistry class, scattered throughout the Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Thursday. “Wait..…

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April 7, 2017

Nothing Robotic about M-A’s Robotics Team!

This March, the robotics team went to the San Francisco and Silicon Valley regional competitions. In only a brief six week period, the team, consisting of approximately thirty M-A students,…

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California News STEM

April 5, 2017

California Legislature Considers Passing Bill to Get Rid of Daylight Savings

On March 12, people across the U.S. lost an hour of sleep, as overnight, their clocks moved an hour forward. Daylight Savings Time (DST) has long been accepted, and by…

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