Homecoming Rally Promotes Inclusivity
All Photo Credit: Amelia Wu/M-A Chronicle, unless otherwise noted. Leadership and pep rallies have long been a symbol of the spirit and excess of American
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Parting the Pink Sea
Last Wednesday, a sea of pink-clad students flooded M-A halls in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM). Many of them, however, did not
The (almost) Complete Club Guide for the Uninvolved Student
On Friday afternoon the green and surrounding areas buzzed with activity as M-A students joined together for Club Rush. This year, over 75 official clubs
Bay Area Housing Crisis Takes a Toll on M-A Faculty
Sam Stephens starts his morning at 3:00 AM. He and his wife leave their home in Stockton and drive one and a half hours, across
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.
M-A’s College and Career Center Provides Guidance Through Stressful Application Process
On any given autumn day, the College and Career Center (CCC) hums along with a calm efficiency in the wake of college application chaos and
M-A Robotics Attends Science Night
On Thursday, M-A Robotics educated the public at Science Night, a free biannual event held at the local Menlo Park Library with the goal of
Students weigh in on schedule conflicts
Every year in April, M-A students sign up for next year’s academic and elective classes with their counselors. However, by the beginning of school, some
Planting the Seed of Community: The Belle Haven Garden
Started back in February 2015, the Belle Haven Community Garden is up and running, with the help of several Menlo Atherton students. Sophia Bailey and