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...
The Urban Legends Experience at the Orange County Fair is a fun alternative way to celebrate Halloween during these unprecedented times. The event runs 24 ghoulish nights, Wednesday...
The new school year has begun and students are adjusting to this new style of learning. Last semester, students experienced online learning but this year it has some minor changes.
Schedules have...
It has been two months since the school year started—a year that has been completely digital. Already, students have started to feel burned out by taking online classes.
The American Academy of Pediatrics...
Most know her as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, some may even know her as the Notorious RBG, but ultimately she is the driven, argumentative Joan Ruth Bader.
She was dedicated to ending the issue of gender inequality....
We’re definitely going back to school… but in the U.S., not anytime soon. The decision to return to going back to school is a simple one. Most students would love to return, but without proper health...
Throughout United States history, race has always come up in key events that have changed the nation. Disregarding the faults of those who oppressed others in the name of history downplays the horrors...
