About one of every 10,000 females are diagnosed with Rett Syndrome. At MC, senior Kelley Helisberyg is one of these females. “Rett Syndrome is rare neurological disorder that affects the brain’s growth and development, making it unable for a person to walk, speak, and [perform] basic functions of the hands,” …
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The future of foreign relations between North Korea and its adversaries seems to be promising. In late March of this year, Kim Jong-un met with President Xi Jinping of China to discuss relations. This came as a big surprise to the world and got news outlets talking about a potential …
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California Governor Jerry Brown has become the latest victim of President Donald Trump, in a twitter-war. The President has been at odds with California since the beginning of his campaign, and it was a matter of time before blame befell the state’s governor. The first tweet from Trump on April …
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An important day for Californians is here, as the primary election on June 5, 2018 begins. The outcome will result in who will run for governor and includes many other open positions. Not to mention this election, Dianne Feinstein continues to run for Senate, after five consecutive wins. Out of …
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Over the past decade, San Francisco-based food manufacturing company Hampton Creek has sprinted ahead in vegan product innovation, keeping pace with the global vegan and vegetarian population surge. If you have stopped by your local health food store’s dairy section in the past few years, you have likely passed over …
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Prom is a rite of passage that has always been one of the most important ceremonial events of American youth. It is a day in our lives that we never forget as we grow. With that said, prom can cost a fortune for girls wanting to look their best for …
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Color Guard is a uniformed group of people who present their flag, country or school. MC’s color guard team went to Dayton, OH from April 10 to 15 to compete in Winter Guard International (WGI). The Color Guard team competed in a division higher than their previous years, showing their …
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On April 20, a group of students under the name of Nighthawk Activists United (NAU) gathered more than 150 Del Norte students in front of the school. Wanting students to participate in an nation-wide walk out against school violence on the 19th anniversary of the Columbine massacre. NAU members were …
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On April 19, David Gordon Weaks, a San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) teacher, was arrested for distributing child porn. Officials found more than one computer and devices the 59-year-old had used to share the content. Weaks worked at Bayview Terrace Elementary School for 17 years. After it had closed …
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This country swept the news spectrum in the past couple weeks, as the United States , United Kingdom, and France further their involvement in Syrian politics. The questions “What on earth is going on in Syria?” along with “What does The U.S. have to do with Syria?” has drawn many …
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