Wind blowing at the most climactic moment, lethal injuries that somehow aren’t deadly and waking up in an alternate world could only mean one thing:...
Annie Stent, Assistant Opinions Editor November 30, 2021
Masks: they’ve been a predominant feature on people’s faces since April 2020. We’ve seen bandanas, disposable masks, homemade and store-bought cloth...
The morning of Sept. 15, 2021, began normally for my sister, Menlo eighth-grader Amanda Wu. Wu was at her classmate’s house, and she had planned to spend...
When you get out of school and the sun is already setting, it’s easy to feel a sense of exhaustion and lack of motivation. Students already feel tired...
Erica Fenyo, Assistant Sports Editor November 13, 2021
Every time I walk into a Menlo classroom, I see black and blue surgical masks sitting just beneath students’ noses. But the issue of mask-wearing, or...
Before graduating, Menlo School requires students to earn a minimum of four PE credits and one and a half arts credits. These requirements are guided by...
Tatum Herrin, Assistant Spread Editor October 15, 2021
Maybe you’re pro-life, and you believe our souls are created at the moment of conception. Perhaps you believe a fetus deserves the same rights as a person,...
Annie Stent, Assistant Opinions Editor October 13, 2021
Menlo is nearly back to normal this year, and teachers are working to connect with their students once again. Last year, teachers taught remotely, but...
On Saturday, Sept. 18, I suffered an injury during the Menlo varsity football game. It wasn’t an unbelievably big hit that knocked me out; you can't...
With 165 parking spots in the junior and senior parking lot and over 280 possible student-drivers in those grades, Menlo faces an ongoing struggle to provide...
Every time I log onto Instagram, I see a plethora of stories and hashtags concerning current injustices in the world. In July 2020, according to the Pew...
