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Calling All Gamers! Which Games Are On The Wish List?
Joshua Zuniga, Arts and Entertainment Editor • December 15, 2021

 The holidays are an amazing time to get together with your friends and family. Making hot cocoa, making memories and playing games. But in...

Midnight Train to MACES
Midnight Train to MACES
Mauricio Flores, Photographer Editor • November 3, 2021
Illustration By Joshua Zuniga
Thoughts on Marvel’s ‘What If…?’ MACES Responds...
Joshua Zuniga, Arts and Entertainment Editor • November 3, 2021
MACES, HOME TO TALENTED STUDENTS - Through it’s first four years MACES’ students have indeed proved they “Got Talent!” “In band, my biggest inspiration is the band director and music teacher herself, Ms. Rincon. Other than being an amazing music teacher and band director, she is a great person,” Elizabeth Arroyo, a junior said.
MACES' Got Talent
Bruno Bustamante, Online Editor • June 7, 2021
FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR THE SUMMER- Andrew Lopez, a junior, grew marigolds this year. He plans on planting more flowers in the near future. At the moment Im really unsure of what I could plant next. Im thinking of a different color variant or marigolds or even roses at some point, but at a certain month so they bloom before valentines, Lopez said.
Some Summer Plans from the MACES Familia
David Lopez Jr., Reporter • June 3, 2021
COLE UNDER PRESSURE MAKES DIAMONDS- J. Cole, an American rapper, recently dropped his The Off-Season album—a project he’s been working on for years now. “This album definitely lives up to the hype people have been giving it,” Brandon Garcia, a senior, said.
Fans praise J. Cole’s The Off-Season album: A (not-so-unbiased) review
Daniella Hernandez, Editor-in-Chief of Content • May 28, 2021
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

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