Enrique Galeana, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• December 18, 2020
This semester was like nothing before: albeit frustrating at times and in-person learning wasn’t all sunshine and roses either. The semester's difficulty really depends on the type of student.
When...
Melissa Ponce, Editor in Chief of Design
• December 15, 2020
Many students imagine senior year to be the best year of high school. However, for seniors all across the country, the coronavirus pandemic created a drastic shift and stirred feelings of disappointment.
Because...
Racism is defined as discrimination directed at people due to their relationship in a certain ethnic or racial group, typically a minority group. However, can racism affect white people? The short answer...
For almost nine months everyone has been quarantined in hope of having a vaccine soon. Although there isn’t any vaccine yet, many may be wondering whether people around the community will decide to take...
A question that has been on the minds of almost everyone: Is school going to reopen next semester? With the COVID cases spiking , is going back to school even realistic?
One of the plans coming into...
With COVID-19 cases on the rise, November is now labeled the worst month of the pandemic. Now many families are questioning whether or not they should host Thanksgiving or travel for the holiday.
This...
Enrique Galeana, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 22, 2020
MACES drive-bys are events hosted by MACES leadership. The events serve as a way to give back to students. It’s a nice way of showing students they’re not alone.
The event hosted by leadership...
As the day of the 2020 presidential election drew closer, the nerves of many only worsened. The thought of having Donald J. Trump and Joseph Biden as presidential candidates racing for the victory of the...
For many students last semester, school felt optional. However, now that being present means turning on the computer, students and teachers alike are struggling to stay positive.
Over the summer,...
Dear Future President,
I know that I am not old enough to officially vote, but you should know that I’m aware that whatever path you put this country on affects me and my future, along with everyone...
Kate De La Torre, Broadcast Editor and Illustrator
• October 31, 2020
George Floyd’s murder in May of 2020 ignited The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement once again, encouraging many students to speak out on the injustice the Black community has endured for years due...
Dear Future President,
The beginning to a new decade had a terrible start from a disease that took the lives of millions to riots across the country. However, there is one thing that has been ignored...