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OPINION: Boko Haram Girls

By: Fariha Fawziah For centuries, the notion that girls should stay at home, play with dolls, and...

By: Lorena Flores HEY juniors!! Ready for the hardest year of your high school years? Just kidding — but...

By: Angelina Amsalen New York’s Dominican Consul General withdrew Junot Diaz’s Order of Merit, calling him “Anti-Dominican”...

By: Aaron Jackson Remember in 2012 when that one stupid song (yeah that “annoying” one that went like “So...

By: Rifath Islam “The emotional, sexual, and psychological stereotyping of females begins when the doctor says, ‘It’s a girl.’”...

By Anthony Rivera Over the summer I took part in the Mock Trial and Introduction to Political Science course...

By: Nazhaya Barcelona It’s finally here. Fall is officially among us and if you’re anything like me, fall is...

I remember approaching our principal, Mr. Jimenez, towards the end of my freshman year and asking him about starting...

By Jordi Dominguez Welcome Freshmen! High School has just begun and all of you have a lot to look...

By: Musfika Moshahid Maybe you’ve heard of him, maybe you haven’t. If not, don’t worry, you’ll find out soon...

By: Ahoua Koulibali First Lady Michelle Obama has decided to add another project to her long list with the Let...

By: Keisha Aboagye Feminism is the idea of the social, political and economic equality of the sexes. Feminism...

By: Deborah Robinson On Halloween, it is traditional for little children (and some older children) to go trick or...

By: Rashidah Zhussanbay Drake: hip-hop’s pretty boy who we all know and secretly love. Since his blow up in 2008...

By: Chelsea Rahiman and Fariha Fawziah Mr.Cohen is a Global History teacher who makes our learning experience fun....

By Cesay Camara Yeiny Moreno, a senior at MCSM, has been a part of the student council throughout her...

By: Angelina Amsalem When I met with Ms. Chu. a global teacher in MCSM, we touched on important topics:...

By: Shinelle Black Ghouls, ghosts, pumpkins, witches and characters galore — it must be October. Halloween has indigenous roots...

By: Kaitlynn T. Liriano We have officially hung up our sunhats, stored our bathing suits, and returned to school...

By: Ruby Setara Sometimes when we get used to something long enough we forget that it’s even there, like...