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The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times

VACCINATION FEAR- As vaccines begin to be administered, some people are deciding to opt-out of receiving it. Some people fear that it will infect them with coronavirus or are afraid of the side effects. However, in order to get out of this pandemic, a large number of the population must get fully vaccinated.“We should look to get rid of these viruses rather than spread them” Mr. Nolasco said.

Vaccines should be made mandatory

Gustavo Morales, Online Editor March 14, 2021

It’s been nearly a year since the pandemic started and the vaccines are finally starting to roll-out for the general public. The question is: should the vaccine be optional? The first group of people...

ME AND MY UNBROKEN HEART - Valentine's Day approaches and I have no Valentine. This year I'm okay with that. This year I'll put aside the bitterness and enjoy being me.

Why Valentine’s Day is Abysmal

Enrique Galeana, A&E Editor February 14, 2021

Being single this year means there is something to look forward to next year. Being single next year means there’s the year after that. If the situation doesn’t change by then, then I have nothing...

FRESH AND LOCAL- Pictured above is Root of Life’s, ‘Viva La Vida Smoothie.’

Food Review: Root of Life

Melissa Ponce, Editor in Chief of Design February 8, 2021

If you are thinking about grabbing a refreshing smoothie or a healthy meal, head over to Root of Life in Huntington Park.  At a corner on East Florence Ave, you’ll find a small kitchen and juicery....

THE SEMESTER WAS NOT TRAGIC - Students were hesitant going into the online semester, but it was not the worst experience. Adversity was present but students finished the semester and look forward to the next challenge. "We survived. Exhausted and probably burned out too, but we finished this year and hopefully the next is better" Diana Oliva, a senior, said.

Recapping the Semester; It wasn’t Horrible

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...

SENIOR YEAR DURING A PANDEMIC- During previous years, seniors looked forward to activities such as grad night, homecoming, and prom as they reached their final months as highschoolers. Yet due to the pandemic, numerous senior activities have been cancelled, leaving the Class of 2021 with mixed feelings. “I was looking forward to prom because that’s the big event we are all looking forward to and saving money for,” Daniela Gonzalez, a senior, said.

A Senior Year Like No Other

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...

CASES ON THE RISE-With the rise of coronavirus cases it is important to take into account the safety of the students. "With what is happening, going back could be very risky" Matthew Barajas, a junior said.

Back to School Dilemma

Gustavo Morales, Online Editor November 28, 2020

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...

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