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FIRST HOME GAME-Coach Ruiz rallies on the Wolfpack in there first home game in over a year

MACES Coaches’ take on the 2021 athletic season

Andres Flores, Features Editor
May 12, 2021
A DIFFERENT KIND OF JUNIOR YEAR- With one semester of distance learning under their belt and an uncertain future ahead of them, juniors have felt more stressed than usual. With worries of applying to college and hoping for a “normal” senior year, they have a lot on their mind. “Junior year has been super stressful so far due to all of the teachers piling assignments on us and it just sucks being busy 24/7,” Lorraine Nunez Santana, a junior, said.

A junior year with a different level of stress

Andres Flores, Features Editor
March 19, 2021
A DIFFERENT KIND OF RELATIONSHIP-As the one year mark of living with Covid-19 comes near, Valentines Day is coming to pass. The question has to be asked, how have students and their relationships been affected by the pandemic? “Normally a relationship is like hanging out with your close friend all the time. However now it’s sanitizing your hands and keeping your distance ...” Victor Moreneo, a senior, said.

Risky Relationships

Andres Flores, Features Editor
February 14, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccine- After a sluggish nine months of quarantine, Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine was approved by the FDA. Healthcare workers will be the first to receive the vaccination. “This is a great first step towards ending the pandemic,” Lisandra Navarro, biology teacher, said.

A Breakdown: Pfizer Vaccine Approved and on the Market

Andres Flores, Features editor
December 16, 2020
COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS - The UC portal is a typical sight for students applying to the Universities of California. This is where students submit their test scores, academic history, and personal insight essays. “You’re already a great person! All you have to do now is put it on paper,” Heber Marquez, an English teacher, said.

The Final Countdown for Cal State and UC college apps

Andres Flores, Features Editor
November 20, 2020
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DIGITAL LEARNING- Students all across the nation are stuck at home during the pandemic. Distance learning has led to increased levels of burnout from students. I have felt burned out, normally right after my last class, Hector Cardenas said.

Digital burnout

Andres Flores, Features editor
October 22, 2020
THE START OF A PASSION- Seven years ago Heber Marquez volunteered to help teach impoverished kids in Sierra Leone. This experience changed his life forever. “Ever since then I fell in love with helping people again,” Heber said.

Heber Marquez is “Mr. Maywood”

Andres Flores, Features Editor
October 16, 2020
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