Google isn’t just a search engine anymore. This multi-billion dollar company has managed to help us organize ourselves and guide us through our days. Tools like Docs, Slides, Classroom, Calendar, and Sheets organize our school and work life. Google Maps, Translate, Photos, Keep, and the tradition Google search help navigate us through our travels and…
Inside the Artists at MHS
Coco
Release date: November 22, 2017 (U.S.) Cast: Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal, Benjamin Pratt, Alanna Ubach Director: Lee Unkrich Summary: Coco, is a fun loving story based on the Mexican holiday, Dias de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. This story shows Miguel, a young boy who loves music and admires his idol who…
Teacher Interviews Part IV: Ms. Huller-White
As sophomores, the next few years of our lives will be the years of planning as we have to decide on a good college and, hopefully, our career choice. So, we wanted to interview adults in our lives to understand how to go about that process. We decided to interview four teachers at the high…
Winter Runner
When the snow falls, the treadmill calls. The first snow often scares runners away from the road and inside to the treadmill. As winter sets in, the mild running days of autumn are replaced by brisk winds, icy streets, and gloomy, gray skies. For outdoor runners, the cold brings numb fingers, snow crowding the sidewalks,…
Why Do So Many Teens Hate Classical Music?
The majority of teens, or at least the ones I know, do not enjoy classical music. Why? I couldn’t tell you. I like classical music, and I’m a kid! Whatever the reason is, it obviously transcends simple matters of taste because the sheer number of young adults that dislike the style is astounding. In fact,…
Teacher Interviews Part III: Mr. Herrick
As sophomores, the next few years of our lives will be the years of planning as we have to decide on a good college and, hopefully, our career choice. So, we wanted to interview adults in our lives to understand how to go about that process. We decided to interview four teachers at the high…
We Stand with Them: An Account of Marblehead High School’s Racial Protest
At around 10 pm on Wednesday, December 6, rumors were rapidly spreading. “Walkout protest at Marblehead High School, 12 pm tomorrow,” various posts on social media read. “To stand in solidarity with a minority member(s) being called the N-word on school grounds.” The response was quick, many students asking if others were participating. Their answers?…
Progressive Dinner 2017
Ecstatic from the Powderpuff game win, the Senior Class piled into cars and drove to Eleanor Mancusi-Ungaro’s house on Orchard Circle. They celebrated by enjoying many different appetizers and conversing with friends. The seniors were joined by most of the teachers from the English department including Mr. Ryan, Ms. Skeffington, Ms. Feins, Ms. Jones, Mrs….
Free Speech?
On Thursday, December 7, 2017, students attending Fordham University in New York City were ordered to leave the campus’s student-run coffee shop, Rodrigue’s Coffee House, where they were sitting quietly at a table. A video of the encounter catches an employee approaching the students, all of whom sported “Make America Great Again” hats, and informing…