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The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

The candidates running for the position of ASB vice-president are Itzia Corona, Melissa Gonzalez, and Lucia Langaney (in alphabetical order). Itzia is involved in sideline and competitive cheer and yearbook. Melissa is a member of the National Honors Society, MESA, Class of 2023 club, softball, and ASB. Lucia is a member of the National Honors Society, MESA, Interact club, girls volleyball, and Girls Who Code.

Q&A with the ASB candidates for vice-president

April 27, 2021

  Q: Why did you decide to run for this position? Itzia: I’ve always liked being involved with the school. I try to be involved with the school as much as I can. By being in leadership, students...

The candidates running for the position of ASB president are Noemi Alvarado and Katelyn Chacon (in alphabetical order). Noemi is a member of the National Honors Society, MESA, Girls Who Code, Science Bowl, Roots and Shoots club, and volunteers in various places. Katelyn is a member of the National Honors Society, MESA, and girls soccer.

Q&A with the ASB candidates for president

April 27, 2021

  Q: Why did you decide to run for this position? Noemi: I decided to run for ASB president because I would love the opportunity to serve our student body and improve school culture by helping...

MACES YEARBOOK - Get the Maywood Center for Enriched Studies 2020-2021 yearbook today. “There are so many amazing things happening; you will be very happily surprised if you do buy a yearbook and see what your classmates are creating,” Ms. Torres, yearbook advisor said.

Yearbook Q&A with Adviser Ms. Torres

Emily Mojica, Managing Editor March 16, 2021

Q: Can students still submit photos? A: “Yes, currently we have the Image Share App open and students can still submit photos that way. We also have a gmail account where you can email photos and...

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

As students get older and head off to college, they begin to realize the importance of driving. Driving is an important skill students should know but comes with more responsibilities such as insurance,...

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...

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