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Players switching sides-As some players begin to be getting lazy they are now paying for in game purchases to get them ahead. “This may be a method that lets them get ahead but it ruins the learning part of the game and ends up affecting others.” said Ezequiel Brito, a senior”

Video games require in game purchases, and it’s not fair

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
May 12, 2021
THE IMPORTANCE OF DRIVING- For many students, learning how to drive provides a sense of ease by knowing they have the means to travel to school or work. “Having a driver license will also be an asset for me so I can commute back and forth between work, college and whatever place I decide to move into,” a senior, Adan Barrera, said. (Photo by Jaromír Kavan)

The Worries of New Student Drivers

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
March 2, 2021
LOCKDOWN SHUTS DOWN NON ESSENTIAL BUSINESS- Many businesses are forced to close their doors not long after being able to reopen. “It hurts to see many lose their jobs because of the pandemic, but if the lock down helps to slow down the spread then we have to do our part,” Diego Toscano, a senior, said.

Los Angeles Back in Lock-Down

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
December 17, 2020
THANKSGIVING DONE DIFFERENTLY- Holidays are going to look different this year due to COVID-19. However families are adjusting by following safety guidelines to have a safe Thanksgiving. “We will have a few changes this year to protect our loved ones but other than that we’ll have a safe and happy Thanksgiving,” Damian Munoz, a senior, said.

Thanksgiving Should be Held with Precautions

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
November 24, 2020
ISSUES TO BE SOLVED-MACES student, Steven Hernandez, sends a letter to the new president on the topic of climate change.”Climate change is destroying the earth and we are fueling it, we need your help to stop it from getting worse.”

Message to my next president: Climate change is real

Steven Hernandez, News Editor
October 30, 2020
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