MC students walk out for Parkland, for change
Hundreds of rain-soaked shoes stood pointed in a united direction as one voice in solitude erupted into chants for change. On Wednesday, March 14 at 10 a.m., a procession of MC students made their way out of the normally closed-off front gates as they marched to the grass area in …
Read More »Donald Trump reviews border wall prototypes in San Diego
President Donald Trump arrived in San Diego on March 13 to review and inspect eight border wall prototypes. This is Trump’s first post-election visit to San Diego. Both Trump and anti-Trump supporters were present at his first appearance in San Diego, while campaigning as a presidential candidate in May 2016. …
Read More »MC unites to support Parkland
On March 14, MC students and staff members displayed their support for the victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school shooting. The MC Yearbook team assembled a station to write cards to send to the Parkland school, allowing students to share their sympathy for the victims. “From my …
Read More »Girl’s water polo places second in CIF
MC Girls’ water polo had a tough season filled with grueling morning practices, tight games, and a challenging place in the Palomar League. Against all opposition, the team fought their way to the Division III CIF finals, the first time in MC Girls’ water polo history. The road to CIFs …
Read More »Sundevil Spotlight: Your 2018 Mr. Sundevil, Josh Churchill
The four-year high school experience at MC has helped shape another outstanding sundevil, senior Josh Churchill. His choices these past years ultimately began with an initial interest in staying active as a child. “I played a lot of different sports just kind of getting a feel for all of them …
Read More »The Dick Hat Movement
The public is outraged with the highly offensive, completely obscene “pussy hats.” Dan Muttonbutter is bewildered with women’s choice. “I’m from Wyoming, born and raised and I have never seen this buffoonery here,” Muttonbutter said. “It is such vulgar language for no reason. I wonder what could possibly be going …
Read More »Olympics Bobsleigh Recap
As the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics come to a close, many fans and commentators will miss the high-energy bobsled runs from the nation’s top contenders. The bobsleigh event took place over the course of a week, starting Feb. 18 and finishing the last day of the Olympics, Feb 25. There …
Read More »San Diego’s new Chief of Police
Mayor Kevin Faulconer has appointed officer David Nisleit, 52, as new San Diego chief of police. After launching a national search for the best candidate Nisleit was “the perfect candidate” for the job, serving the police force for 30 years prior. According to City Pension Data Collection, the previous long-time chief, Shelley …
Read More »Local MC students raise money for LLS
Every year high school students all over San Diego form groups and try to see who can raise the most money supporting the Leukemia-Lymphoma Society. The competition is ran by the Students of the Year program, which rewards the group of students who raise the most for the cause with …
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