The biennial yet always classic Nutcracker Concert was a grand performance that brought the music of Tchaikovsky and Duke Ellington to families in the MTHS community. The MTHS bands held the Nutcracker...
It’s 6:15 p.m. There’s approximately 45 minutes before tip-off. The locker room is dead silent with an aura of intensity surrounding the players and coaches inside. Men’s basketball head coach Nalin...
The Hawks, through their defensive crackdown, were able to break away from the Eagles and won, 60-42.
Coming into this game, the Hawks were 3-2 and had just lost a close game against Cascade where the...
By Max Tracy, Lifestyle Editor
• November 18, 2015
The much anticipated play by the MTHS drama department, “Wait Until Dark” will premiere tomorrow, Thursday Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. and will continue through Saturday Nov. 21.
This is the first production...
By Irvin Zhang, ASB Public Relations Officer
• November 18, 2015
The month of October has been a hectic one. I’ll start with a bunch of “thank you’s” to the people who dedicated and sacrificed their time in order to make sure that Homecoming, the chaotic event...
By Kim Stewart, Athletic Drector/Activities Coordinator
• November 18, 2015
It’s almost the end of the first quarter and seniors are starting their “well that’s the last time I ever do that” statements.
Your thirteen years of public education are almost over.
You have...
Recently, we have been dealing with a number of instances of students using social media platforms to engage in some really negative behavior directed at other students.
Sadly this is nothing new, but...
By Sarah Schank, Op/ED Co-Editor
• November 18, 2015
On June 9, 2015 Caitlyn Jenner officially transitioned to being a woman from her previous identity, Bruce Jenner.
This was a significant event for the LGBT community because it provided a substantial...
As flu season begins and as parents start to go out to get themselves and their children protected against the virulent diseases, it is worth talking about the rise of the anti-vaccination movement and...
By Ian Moffet, Op/Ed Co-Editor
• November 18, 2015
In the year 507 B.C.E., the Athenians of ancient Greece introduced political reforms called demokratia, or “rule by the people.”
Fast forward to today in the United States. As being one of the world’s...
As a young boy, he sits in the stands and watches his dad, a man he admires, pace back and forth on the dark green tennis court, with sweat dripping down from his forehead as he fights to win every match....
