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Articles by Grant Maletis
Boys Swim Team Scrapes a Win over Woodside, and the Girls Fall Short.
The boys varsity swim team continued their winning streak and secured a 95.5-73.5 point victory against the Woodside Wildcats on Friday afternoon. However, the girls varsity swim team came up short, losing 105-65. The meet began to an unfortunate start, with junior Maya Earley obtaining an injury during warm-up that rendered her unable to compete in the meet. Her absence altered relay lineups and likely affected the girls' overall point total.
FKA twigs Confronts Herself on 'EUSEXUA Afterglow'
Ten months after EUSEXUA's initial release, FKA twigs returns to further explore her self-coined term "eusexua," which describes the euphoric feeling that club music gives her as she gets lost in its sounds and culture. Rather than focusing on the otherwordly sensations that going out once gave her, twigs now reflects on her impulsive encounters with a newfound sharpness, no longer blurred by the effects of eusexua.
Trick or Treat Street Brings Sweets and Halloween Spirit to Community
Hundreds of families flooded the Green for M-A's annual Trick or Treat Street on Wednesday afternoon. Children, spanning from babies to middle schoolers, dressed up in their best costumes to play games and stock up on candy. Leadership decorated the Green with a variety of stations for the children: face painting, a bouncy house, musical chairs, pumpkin decorating, and candy corn bowling.
Three Takeaways from Wednesday's Board Meeting
Presentation by Robotics Team Junior Vesta Kassayan* presented to the Board about the recent accomplishments of Team 766, M-A's robotics team. Kassayan began by introducing the team. Composed of 68 students led by 12 mentors, Team 776 competes in the annual FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). He described the team as a group organized by roles, like manufacturing, electrical, and outreach.
Doja Cat Claims the '80s Aesthetic on 'Vie'
After singer-songwriter Doja Cat hopped around between different aesthetics on previous works such as her pop album Planet Her and rap album Scarlet, she strikes a balance between the two on her newest studio album, Vie. Settling on a '80s pop genre, Doja draws inspiration from artists like Blondie and Madonna. She also incorporates her signature rap style, ultimately creating a sound that feels truly her own. Focusing on herself and her relationships, Doja explores life, romance, and self-love.
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