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The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

MAYWOOD MAKEOVER - The city of Maywood will soon be home to new white street signs and an outdoor gym. Maywood’s newest restaurant, Egg N Bird, is also now open for pick up orders.

Maywood Makeover: New Gym, Restaurants, & More

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor February 10, 2021

Beautification    Say goodbye to the brown street signs in the city of Maywood and hello to new pearly white street signs. Thanks to contracted grant writers, zero money is coming from the...

MOVING OUT-Los Angeles used to be the popular place people dreamt to live in. “I moved from California because Vegas is way cheaper than LA. Even though we have less than the minimum wage, the groceries are way cheaper so it equalizes,” a former-MaCES senior said.

Los Angeles Populations Decline Due to Price Increase

Ashley Padilla, Reporter February 5, 2021

Ever since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020, residents have been moving from the Westside of Los Angeles.     California gained 21,200 residents between July of 2019 and July of...

IT’S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR - While some students are finalizing their college applications, others are beginning to hear back from colleges. I applied to Georgetown University under the Early Action program and heard back from them on December 13, 2020.

Hearing Back from Georgetown University

Wendy Caldera, Social Media Editor December 17, 2020

When I submitted my application, I knew the release date would be December 15. Prior to the date, I would count down the days. Surprisingly on December 13, I received an email saying that the results were...

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

On December 8, alerts were sent to residents of Los Angeles announcing a stay-at-home order that can last until December 20 because of the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases. With the COVID-19 vaccine...

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

Nine months have passed since the nation began taking precautions to limit the spread of COVID-19. Over those nine months, scientists have worked around the clock to create a vaccine. The FDA has approved...

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

The deadline for college applications is inching closer every day. Students are wondering how to make their applications stand out while searching for scholarships. It is a stressful time.  “Honestly...

CLUB RUSH IS LIVE- Leadership officially launched the Club tab on November 9th which can be found on their website. This page includes a presentation where students can access information about the various clubs offered.

Leadership Launches Club Rush

Destiny Juarez, Reporter November 17, 2020

Leadership has officially launched “Club Rush” on their website.  Under the “Club” tab, students can find a slide presentation that features all the clubs that MACES has to offer, ranging from...

THE RESULTS ARE IN-  The MACES Class of 2024 elections revealed the new officers who will represent the freshmen during their first year as high schoolers. "I hope to bring everyone together as one and just make the best out of this year,” 9th grade ASB representative, Aleena Monge, said.

Class of 2024 Election Results

Melissa Ponce, Editor in Chief of Design November 12, 2020

On November 10, a run-off election announced Fikayo Tosin-Oni as the Class of 2024 president. The results also announced Haylee Ramos as class vice president, Natalia Hernandez as secretary, Marcos Aguilera...

VOTING ALTERNATIVES- If you are ineligible to vote in the upcoming election because you are not at least 18 years of age, there are still plenty of other ways you can support your favorite candidates leading up to Election Day on Tuesday, November 3rd. “I do talk to friends and family about voting since I am not of age yet,” Jimena Morales, a senior, said

4 Ways To Participate In The 2020 Election If You Can’t Vote

Ashley Padilla, Photography Editor October 30, 2020

If you're ineligible to vote in the upcoming election, whether because you are not of age by Election Day, there are plenty of other ways you can support your favorite candidates leading up to Election...

Celebrating Halloween Indoors: Due to the continued spread of COVID-19, Halloween might look different this year. Health officials have advised people to not go trick-or-treating, but if people do they must follow safety guidelines such as wearing a mask. “ Staying indoors is the best way to keep you and those you care about safe, you can still do fun activities for Halloween while being inside your own home,” Ricardo Padilla, a junior, said.

A Quarantined Halloween

Leslie Chang, Reporter October 29, 2020

Even on Halloween, COVID-19 roams the air in California. State health officials advised the people of Los Angeles to avoid trick-or-treating and stay home for this year's Halloween. Many worries that not...

NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH- From September 15 through October 15 all Hispanic cultures are celebrated. Primarily, Hispanic Americans who have had a meaningful impact on US society, culture, and history. “... it is our time to show our pride. …. It's our time to show how much we have accomplished,” Luisa Alvarez, Mexican-American, said.

Que Viva La Raza!

Leslie Quintana, Social Media Editor October 20, 2020

National Hispanic Heritage month is celebrated annually from September 15 through October 15. This month celebrates the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the United States’ history,...

UNCONTROLLABLE WILDFIRES- A wildfire going rampant in a forest, destroying everything in its path. Due to the increase in fires, those living in surrounding areas feel its effects. “...I had to check the air quality online and make sure that I timed my runs to when it was safe enough to breathe,” Mr. Nolasco, a history teacher, said.

Fire season is crazier than ever

Gustavo Morales, Online Editor October 15, 2020

California is burning. Wildfires are spreading across the state and are becoming  threats. Many of the fires started up north and are affecting and harming residents that reside in California. Many...

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