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Articles by Avery Galles
Leadership Hosts an Outstanding Ode to Corn
Corn Day, a unique M-A tradition, celebrates a centuries-long staple crop in fabulously fun fashion. Last Thursday, students gathered on the Green in yellow, green, and western-themed outfits to participate in a variety of corn-inspired activities like cornhole and enjoy delicious treats including corn dogs, esquites (grilled street corn), cornbread, and popcorn.
Unconventional Valentine's Day Treats at Trader Joe's
Valentine’s Day can be a stressful time for those in a relationship, especially those on a budget. Around 75% of couples either get takeout/dine in on this celebratory day, but 80% would rather have a comfy night in. Skip the expensive, small-portioned meals in crowded restaurants, and instead ball on a budget with these fun, easy, and romantic foods. Trader Joe’s sells delicious heart-shaped pasta which you can buy for under $5.
Girls’ Basketball Cruise to Victory on Senior Night
On Friday night, the girls’ basketball team secured an easy victory versus the Hillsdale Knights, winning the game 38-26. This big victory came on M-A’s senior night. Coming out of the gate, both teams played stout defense. Dominant play around the rim by sophomore Lita Fakapelea and a couple of blocked shots by senior Fiona Steinmetz forced the Knights to only look for tough, outside shots throughout the first quarter.
What Does Your Spotify Wrapped Say About You?
When Thanksgiving ends, the “official” holiday season begins; Starbucks starts using their holiday cups, windshields freeze over in the mornings, and ever since 2016, the annual “Spotify Wrapped” comes out. It’s a personalized list of your most-listened-to artists and songs displayed in a fantastic slideshow, concluding with a personal message from your top artist.
Pioneering Paths: Teachers' Unconventional Journeys to M-A
Growing up, every kid often hears, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” However, in high school the question becomes, “What major are you applying for?” or “What are you doing after you graduate?” While some students have a solid idea of what they want to study, others feel hesitant to decide on a specific path. M-A teachers shared their rollercoaster journeys that led them to their current jobs, proving that where you begin doesn’t always determine where you end up.
Alcohol Usage at School Events Spikes
Is M-A cracking down on punishments for drinking? Recently, there has been more talk on campus about the usage of alcohol at school events following recent cases of students caught either in possession of alcohol or under the influence. Administrative Vice Principal (AVP) Nicholas Muys said, “We have noticed a spike in incidents.
Boys Soccer Dominate Kennedy in Home Opener
On Monday night, the boys soccer team destroyed the Kennedy Titans with a whopping score of 7-0. After a brief stop for a referee substitution, the game got underway. M-A started off on the front foot, forcing two great saves by the Kennedy goalkeeper in the opening ten minutes. Almost 20 minutes into the game, a wall pass from junior Lucas Selvik to junior Nathan Thurlow resulted in a cross to junior Yandel Hernandez, who shot the ball.
How Do College Admissions Differ For Athletes?
Seniors are feeling the pressure of the first semester: maintaining high grades, completing college applications, and trying to make the most of their final year in high school. Some might feel envious of the stellar athletes who have already committed to college and assume that their process is easier and less stressful.
Girls Volleyball Continues Hot Streak With Win Over Burlingame
On Tuesday, the girls volleyball team overpowered the Burlingame Panthers in five heated, nail-biting sets. The first set started out strong from both teams, a head-to-head battle ending in a score of 25-20 with the Bears taking the lead. Burlingame came into the second set with renewed energy and determination. Despite losing the previous set, the Panthers kept their heads held high, barely letting the Bears score any points.
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