To student journalists: The future is in your hands
By Annika Prom, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 30, 2018
Filed under Featured Stories, Op/Ed
With as much crushing anguish and genuine happiness it brought to me, I managed to keep it a secret from my family for months leading up to an email I received during spring break. I opened my phone notifications and grazed over the subject line, too shocked to fully process that I would represent ...
Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
By Theresa Van, Hawkeye Staff
November 20, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
The holiday season is coming around the corner and everyone knows what that means: holiday shopping, and the perfect opportunity to get presents for your loved ones for Christmas. And what better time to do that than on Black Friday? But how should you shop on Black Friday? The traditional answer ...
Being eco-friendly is not as deadly
By Ritika Khanal, Hawkeye Staff
October 19, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
According to the U.S. National Park Service, 500 million plastic straws are used and thrown away nationally every single day and eventually find their way into our oceans, harming all sorts of sea life. With these statistics in mind, the cities of Seattle; Edmonds; Berkeley, Calif. and Miami Beach, Fla.; j...
Alcohol is no excuse for assault
By Samantha Svikel, Op-Ed Editor
October 19, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
“I like beer,” said then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during his Senate confirmation hearing. “Do you like beer, Senator [Whitehouse], or not? What do you like to drink?” I’m sure Senator Whitehouse enjoys beer, but is this necessarily the best defense after being accused of sexual...
School needs more affordable parking
By Erin Martino, Staff
October 19, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
MTHS students with a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance have the option to park in the student lot for the school year. However, each student must pay $50 for this privilege. As a sophomore, I can acquire a parking spot this year, but I question the process behind the fee. The parking...
Have some respect
By Peter Schurke, Assistant Principal
October 19, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
R-E-S-P-E-C-T, Find out what it means to me. --Aretha Franklin, “Respect” With the passing of the Queen of Soul in August, her most famous hit got a bump in the amount of time on people’s playlists. This has caused me to reflect on how important respect is to everything we do at Mountla...
Trick or Treating: Is it for everyone?
By Theresa Van, Hawkeye Staff
October 19, 2018
Filed under Featured Stories, Op/Ed
As October begins, one very important topic comes to mind: Halloween. Ah yes, the beloved holiday of spooks and scares and the classic tradition of trick-or-treating. What is trick-or-treating? Trick-or-treating, for the folks who don’t know, is when people, especially younger children, dress u...
A month of excitement, and more to come
By Andy Nguyen, Staff
October 19, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
Hey, what’s up, Hawks! This has been a busy month for everyone and there is a lot of stuff that’s going on in the upcoming weeks. The first couple weeks of school have kept ASB busy, especially starting off the first full week of school with a spirit week! Even though it was the first spirit week an...
A Quick Talk: A PSA to incoming freshmen
By Michael Malysh, Hawkeye staff
September 30, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
So, you’ve finally made it: you are a freshman in high school. For some of you, it will be the last thing between you and going off on your own into the great beyond. It’s an exciting time, but unfortunately it will include some of the most stressful experiences you have ever had. High school i...
Turning change into opportunity
By Annika Prom, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2018
Filed under Letter from the Editor, Op/Ed
And so comes the 2018-2019 school year. The MTHS community is seeing a handful of changes this school year, like an increase in base teacher pay, the introduction of new staff members, moving our football division to 2A and more. It’s hard for an incoming freshman to adjust to this whole new envir...
Road closures for construction inconveniences the MTHS community
By Jonah Paulsene, Hawkeye Staff
September 6, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
Multiple roads have been closed off for construction in the Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace area since the summer of 2018 began. These roads may be closed completely, used as an alternating single lane or closed down for certain sections of time during the day. These simultaneous road closures have caused...
Why students should be grateful of education
By Samantha Svikel, Op-Ed Editor
September 6, 2018
Filed under Op/Ed
Every year of high school I’ve heard students complain about school, homework and socializing with others. I understand that school sometimes can be overwhelming and tiring, especially if you’re taking multiple AP classes and involved in clubs. The average student sleeps seven to seven and a half...