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March 15, 2023

Boys’ Lacrosse Bested by Serra in Tight Game

Photo credits to Bob Dahlberg Last Friday, the boys’ lacrosse team lost an extremely close game to the Junipero Serra Padres, with an ending score of 7-5. The Bears entered…

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March 15, 2023

Students Blown Away by Strong Winds and Falling Trees

On Tuesday afternoon, extreme windy conditions caused multiple trees to fall on campus. One victim to the strong winds: a tree by the bear statue which fell after being buffeted…

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March 15, 2023

How Climate Change Affects M-A Students

This winter, the Bay Area saw several of the largest storms on record. These storms led to power outages, evacuations, closure of parts of the 101, snow on Page Mill…

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Campus Culture Events News Top Stories

March 15, 2023

International Week: Celebrating M-A’s Diversity

This past week, M-A Leadership hosted its annual International Week. They invited all of the M-A culture clubs to celebrate their heritage and traditions at a vibrant event on the…

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Community Top Stories

March 14, 2023

Springline: Menlo Park’s New 6.4 Acre Development

Driving on El Camino Real through the heart of Menlo Park, between Valparaiso Avenue and Oak Grove Avenue, it’s hard to miss Springline, a sprawling new 6.4 acre multi-purpose development.…

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March 13, 2023

Atmospheric River Floods Campus, Again

An infographic from the National Weather Service showing the area under flood advisory. After torrential weekend rain, Menlo-Atherton flooded yet again. Around the Bay Area, officials closed off sections of…

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Community Culture Features News Top Stories

March 13, 2023

M-A Community Celebrates the Life of Mike Conley

Conley's portrait in the 2012 M-A yearbook. Last week, the M-A community mourned the loss of Mike Conley. Conley worked as a custodian at M-A for over fifteen years before…

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Culture News Sports Top Stories

March 13, 2023

Why You Should Care About the World Baseball Classic

No one cares about the World Baseball Classic (WBC). At least in America. What used to be ‘America’s Pastime’ is now only the third most popular sport in the country,…

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Campus News Top Stories

March 8, 2023

Absenteeism on the Rise?

Every year, students come to school late, leave early, or miss certain days entirely. Undoubtedly, tardies and absences are normal for any student, but with this year’s new bell schedule,…

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March 7, 2023

M-A’s Eighth STEM Fair Stuns with Inventive Projects

photo credits to Gregory Lee and Uliana Orlova Last Thursday, M-A hosted its eighth annual STEM Fair. From a project testing the optimal strategy for frying crispy potatoes to T-shirts…

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