“Among the important steps you should take during this crisis: Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face. And buy a subscription to your local newspaper,”...
One request for everyone during quarantine is to please watch the documentary, “Tiger King.” This is an insanely out-of-the-ordinary show that throws...
After all the major sports leagues suspended or cancelled their respective seasons, the question looming over many people's heads is: What are we going...
I’ve spent much of this past month lamenting all the things in my life that have been cancelled because of the coronavirus: Menlo Abroad. Summer plans....
There is nothing I would like more than to wake up five minutes before my advocacy FaceTime, roll out of bed and open my computer tomorrow morning—but...
On July 1, 1971, the 26th Amendment was ratified, lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. The decision to lower the voting age was largely influenced by...
Climate change is a colossal issue — so much so, that it seems a single person couldn’t possibly do anything about. You may think that it’s too much...
Editor's note: Starting this school year, Menlo Middle School students will only receive letter grades in their trimester report cards. All other assessments,...
As Thanksgiving break approaches, I anxiously await my favorite holiday and time of year. Thanksgiving seems to encompass everything I love about fall,...
Chase Hurwitz, Assistant Opinions Editor September 16, 2019
Presence, purpose, perspective, and a free wrist-band. That, in my book, is a quality assembly. Student council has unveiled the Three P’s to try to...
Are you planning on watching the Women’s World Cup this summer? You should be and here’s why.
The Women’s World Cup has always been plagued by...
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