MCHS Student News
Image from Ted Eytan, Creative Commons by Ethan Platt, staff writer In this day and age there is a lot of political division between opposing parties, which can be seen when teachers share their political opinions while teaching. Maria Carrillo history teacher Mike Mastin, when asked if he believed if political bias should be taught […]
All images from the NCAA March Madness website. By Luke Shimer, staff writer March Madness ‘21 delivered special moments for all college basketball fans. The upsets and overtime thrillers really shaped this year’s big show of the nation’s best teams. The tournament, as usual, consisted of four regions with 16 teams per region. The men’s […]
A scene early on in Malcolm and Marie, featuring Zendaya and John David Washington By Josephine Rivera-Hoagland, staff writer At what point does a love story turn into a story about love? Two people collide by chance and begin a “will they, won’t they” journey, but when it turns into a relationship full of compromise […]
Image above compiled by Prensa staff from NDTV and People by Georgia Laganiere, Business and Social Media manager Female politicians are a relatively new concept in American politics. However, what is even newer is the idea that women in political positions are fashion icons. From the press Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez received from her State of the […]
Image from Marvel Studios promotional art by Jon Donohue, staff writer On Jan. 15, 2021, Marvel Studios released the TV show WandaVision, which takes place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or MCU. The show stars Paul Bettany and Elizabeth Olson, both returning to their roles as Vision and the Scarlet Witch, respectively. WandaVision takes place […]
By: Luke Shimer The annual National Football League awards excites football fans with the hope of their favorite player winning MVP or rookie of the year, but the award that gets the least amount of attention might be the most important of them all. The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award is presented […]
By Ben Chan, staff writer On Feb 18, 2021, the NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced that there would be an All-Star game on Sunday, March 7, at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. However, as COVID-19 continued to run rampant through the United States, many players and even fans asked, “Why?” The NBA All-Star game is […]
Re: Returning to School From: Rider Baker, Junior With schools set to reopen towards the end of April, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the reopening of schools. For starters, there is the obvious health risk to students, administrators, teachers, and everyone else who comes into contact with them. With all that said, if […]
By Maddie Qualls, staff writer The hardships of quarantine seem less terrible when you have a pet by your side. As the pandemic drones on, pet-owning Maria Carrillo High School students find relief in their companions, old and new. A survey administered to 316 MCHS students revealed that over 77 percent of survey respondents owned […]
Image from Den of Geek UK by Georgia Laganiere, business and social media manger When I was in 6th grade, I became obsessed with the DC Comics shows. Arrow was my favorite, and while I would still recommend it, I eventually grew out of that superhero phase. Over quarantine, I started rewatching the shows and […]