In recent years, activism has become a symbol of the newest generation of adolescents. From gun violence prevention to climate change to Black Lives Matter, Generation Z has taken social reform into their own hands. MC junior Inbar Schwartz is similarly making a fashionable statement about the atrocities of human …
Read More »Need Help with School Work? Meet Alumni Tutoring!
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues well into the month of October, PUSD middle and high school students are receiving their education online, through zoom classes. Without the personalized attention normally provided through in-person education, many students are struggling to understand academic concepts needed to succeed in their classes. Tessa Tricarico, …
Read More »Diversifying our Narrative: Changing the course of PUSD’s curriculum
The nation was infuriated by the horrifying truths of the recent assaults against the Black community. One central occurrence was the brutal attack on George Floyd. A case that aggravated the appalling issue which sparked protests around the globe to demand fair treatment for all African-Americans, because “All lives can’t …
Read More »Online Learning Transition: MC Teacher’s Edition
The transition from the physical classroom to the virtual has been a new experience for the majority of students and teachers across the nation. Teachers all over the country have had to adjust to a variety of challenges. The transition to the online classroom has also impacted their daily personal …
Read More »Fitness Quest 10: Adapting During the Pandemic
As Covid-19 spread, many companies were given an ultimatum: Adapt to the new health regulations or completely shut down. Fitness Quest 10, a gym located in Scripps Ranch, chose to adapt to their new reality. Now, as more businesses are able to reopen, the employees at Fitness Quest are modifying …
Read More »Teens Take on Racism in PUSD
The growth of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 has motivated people of all skin colors to stand up for equality and enforce social change. Many activists attended a protest or two, others organized large rallies; some expressed their concerns and opinions on social media, and an impactful few …
Read More »Mr. Bird: A Sundevil Legend
Bright yellow Spikeball nets scattered across the quad are the key to unlocking MC’s campus culture. Students decked out in red on a Friday afternoon, balls flying from one player to the next — a picture of lunchtime is incomplete without the camaraderie and good natured competition in each game. …
Read More »Remembering Kendal Williams
Kendal Williams was one of the most authentic and genuine people to walk this earth. She didn’t hold back, practicing radical honesty with all those around her. She knew how she felt and she wasn’t afraid to say it. It is a realness like this that set Kendal apart from …
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MC’s Empowering BSU
One of the great gifts that human beings were given is the ability to tell stories. Through sharing stories, audiences are bound together by an emotional attachment and the opportunity to learn something new about their storytellers. The Black Student Union (BSU) was once again formed this year at MC …
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