Aaron Widjaja, Assistant Opinions Editor March 17, 2024
For centuries, children and adults alike have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. But March 17 wasn’t always the flurry of leprechaun decorations and gold-plated...
Aaron Widjaja, Assistant Opinions Editor March 16, 2024
Currently, members of the Menlo drama department are working tirelessly to prepare for their production of “Antigone,” which hits the stage from Feb....
When I was asked to write this article, I struggled to articulate my perspective on the ways my life is different from those without dyslexia. It’s the...
In recent years, we’ve seen an eruption of sequels popping up in our Netflix recommendations. It seems that every major entertainment studio has decided...
Beautiful and shallow. These words describe the Catton family of “Saltburn” just as well as the film itself. Director-writer Emerald Fennell has taken...
The NFL has been trying to expand its audience for over a decade. They have hosted games in Europe and streamed games on Nickelodeon, spewing virtual slime...
Sienna Lew, Assistant Spread Editor February 14, 2024
Every February, Cupid shoots his precious arrows toward the hearts of people everywhere. For some, his aim is perfect, but for others, he misses the mark....
Aaron Widjaja, Assistant Opinions Editor February 12, 2024
Have you ever noticed that many Menlo traditions give seniors superiority over other classes when it comes to the aesthetics of t-shirt designs, spirit...
Telephone poles and people were the two main obstacles in my younger self’s quest to read as many books as possible — mainly because they were always...
Aaron Widjaja, Assistant Opinions Editor January 21, 2024
Menlo’s athletic program’s mission is to provide students “the opportunity to develop mind, body and character.” If we want to develop ourselves...
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