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November 10, 2022

Opinion: M-A Should Be Providing Menstrual Products, Period.

M-A continues to violate state law on the accessibility of menstrual products, failing to provide basic necessities for half our student body. This is not the first time M-A students…

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Culture Editors' Picks Equity Top Stories

October 23, 2022

Teachers Disappointed by District-Wide Equity Training Webinar

Last fall, the District approved a partnership with the University of Southern California’s Race and Equity Center in order to bridge inequities across its campuses. Throughout the past year, the…

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October 13, 2022

Breaking News: Woodside Students Continue Taking the SAT Amidst an Active Shooter Threat

A hoax school shooting threat disrupted “College and Career Day” at Woodside High School on Wednesday, October 12. Students on campus were midway through their SAT or PSAT exams when…

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Campus Community Culture Editors' Picks News Top Stories

October 11, 2022

Hispanic Students Say What Their Culture Means to Them

Illustrations by Julianna Maldonado Hispanic Heritage Month, or El Mes de Herencia Hispana, was initially introduced by Congressman George E. Brown in 1968 as a week to commemorate the contributions…

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Community Editors' Picks News Op-Eds Opinion Top Stories

October 6, 2022

Opinion: Promoting BYU Independent Study Promotes Homophobia

In the last summer alone, M-A math students paid approximately $10,100 to Brigham Young University (BYU), a college infamous for their homophobic policies. Why BYU? Because M-A advertises it as…

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By The Numbers Community Editors' Picks Equity News Top Stories

September 29, 2022

New Funding Rejuvenates Ravenswood City School District

Between the middle school districts which make up M-A’s diverse campus, there are severe inequalities. Though M-A’s main feeder districts, Las Lomitas Elementary School District (LLESD), Menlo Park City School…

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Campus Culture Editors' Picks Top Stories

September 27, 2022

Pet Peeves of a Hard-of-Hearing Student

Illustrated by Evelyn HsyAs a freshman at M-A, a school with over 2,000 students and only a handful like me, it felt daunting to have to explain what “those things…

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Campus Community Editors' Picks Features Top Stories

September 21, 2022

Small Things, Big Joys

Written and illustrated by Evelyn Hsy Dear autopilot me: here’s what you’re missing. As the school year takes off, I feel myself dragged unwillingly back towards autopilot. In willful defiance…

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Culture Editors' Picks Top Stories

May 10, 2022

How Does Banning Books Affect M-A?

Written by Juliana Jones and Samir Chowdhary-Fitton At M-A, along with most public schools across the country, teachers can face criticism and backlash from involved parents over the curriculum and…

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By The Numbers College Editors' Picks Equity Features News Top Stories

March 30, 2022

Is Test-Free Better for Diversity?

This is the second article in a two-part series on the debate about standardized testing and race. You can read the first article here. Written by Katie Doran Cover photo…

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Editors’ Picks

Opinion: M-A Should Be Providing Menstrual Products, Period.

Teachers Disappointed by District-Wide Equity Training Webinar

Breaking News: Woodside Students Continue Taking the SAT Amidst an Active Shooter Threat

Hispanic Students Say What Their Culture Means to Them

Opinion: Promoting BYU Independent Study Promotes Homophobia

New Funding Rejuvenates Ravenswood City School District

Pet Peeves of a Hard-of-Hearing Student

Small Things, Big Joys

How Does Banning Books Affect M-A?

Is Test-Free Better for Diversity?

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