Reading the change you want to see in the world
By Ritika Khanal, Op/Ed Editor
December 26, 2019
From the minute I had each letter of the braille alphabet under my fingers, I wanted a book. Not merely a picture book or a short story, but a “big kid” book. So, I started out with the seven books of Harry Potter at the age of seven, reading until my finger bled from constantly rubbing against...
Code violations, social media, hazing
By Kim Stewart, Athletic Director/ Activities Coordinator
October 26, 2016
Since I became the Activities Coordinator and Athletics Director here at MTHS in 1995 there is one thing that rips my heart out every time – having to tell a student athlete they cannot play. Whether it’s for grades or a violation of the athletic code, believe me it’s not a job many people w...
Homecoming thank you’s, clowns, pigeons and a few other random thoughts
By Greg Schwab, Principal
October 26, 2016
That was a great Homecoming Week! I was so impressed by the effort put into planning the week by our ASB, for all of the spirit shown for all the dress-up days and on the day of the assembly. The whole week was just a great example of the kind of school we are—spirited, welcoming and enthusiastic. These are all ...
The Staff Diaries: Andrea Collins
By Jannon Roque
September 25, 2013
In this first edition of our new weekly staff profile, the Staff Diaries, we ask Spanish teacher Andrea Collins about her life, both professional and personal. When you were a child, what job did you want to have when you grew up? Early childhood it was animal science/veterinary medicine. Middle sch...
Greg Schwab November 2012 Opinion Column
By Denait Medhane
November 16, 2012
As we wrap up the Fall Sports season, I want to congratulate all of our student-athletes who competed and represented our school so well during the first athletic season of the year. Football had an incredible run, making it to the playoffs for just the second time in our school’s 52-year history....
Lilianne Nguyen November 2012 opinion column
By Denait Medhane
November 16, 2012
This month, Terrace has many things planned and some things have already occurred. To start, the first quarter ended Nov. 2 and teachers are finishing up all of their grades. The school’s annual Macho Volleyball tournament took place Nov. 6 in our main gym. For those who don’t know what Macho...