CAUTIONARY TALES: “Yeah, So That Happened”
Introduction: Teens have a lot of illusions and curiosity about romance, and even ordinary friendships can be be troubled...
Monthly Archives: February 2018
COLLEGE PREP: The “Minds Matter” Program
By Anndy Serrano When a student enters high school, they start off not knowing anything about the future....
Golden Globes 2018: “I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream” *
(This article brings a skeptical perspective to the much-hyped “dress code activism” that has recently turned award shows like...
OPINION: Battling Language Barriers
By Mayra Miranda My fondness for math and science is rooted in my childhood. I am originally from Peru,...
MUSIC: K-Pop Loses Shinee’s Kim Jonghyun
By Lubiana Mahrin Shinee, a popular Korean-pop group, has recently lost a member. 27 year old, Kim Jonghyun...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm
By Deborah George There are many historical figures that are praised or talked negatively about. People like Churchill...
HEALTH: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Teens
By Rifath Islam Social Media. School. Homework. Chores. Nowadays, all the above have become equally important responsibilities for the...
POETRY: “Where Is My Baby?”
By Mayra Miranda You remember your first day here… You’re covered in placenta, your mother licks you. You began...
SCIENCE: How Crash Diets Can Cause Deterioration in Heart Function
By Fariha Fawziah Who else has that particular friend who will occasionally run and restrict themselves to 700 calories...
ADVICE: Ask…X,Y,Z!
Introduction: X, Y, and Z are three clever MCSM students who will use this space to offer solutions...
CLUB REPORT: The Model U.N.
By Aaron Jackson I meet up with Ashanna, the Model U.N. club co-president on a Thursday, a little...
FEATURE: The Media vs. A Bad Date Night, vs. Science, vs.Female Empowerment
By Shumaya Islam James Franco, a Golden Globe winner for best actor, was recently digitally erased from Vanity...