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MSMS juniors will vote for their class president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and historian in Nissan Auditorium on Thursday. Candidates prepared an introduction to themselves.
Junior class officer candidates introduce themselves, their ideas before Thursday’s election
Jake Heisler, Staff Writer • October 22, 2024

MSMS juniors will vote for their class president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and historian on Thursday.  The presidential candidates are Anderson Chaney, Allen Lewis, Reynolds McCaleb, Jayden Wagner, Nina Weinstein...

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Goen Hall residents will move into the residence hall on Nov. 15, MSMS Executive Director Ginger Tedder announced Tuesday via email.
Residents return to Goen Hall on Nov. 15
Michelle Yang, Co-Editor-In-Chief • October 22, 2024

Goen Hall residents will move into the residence hall on Nov. 15, MSMS Executive Director Ginger Tedder announced Tuesday via email. Due to Goen Hall’s delayed renovation progress, students were temporarily placed in...

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The 13 MSMS National Merit Semifinalists include: Aden Byrd, Rebecca Candland, Andy Chen, Yaerim Choi, Joseph Deano, Andrew Dowdy, Isabella Givens, Henry Harrison, Theodore Lai, Anderson Lin, Langston Smith, Ryan Wu and Eden Zmitrovich.
13 MSMS seniors named National Merit Semifinalists
Raymond Yang, Staff Writer • October 7, 2024

Thirteen MSMS seniors are semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition: Aden Byrd, Rebecca Candland, Andy Chen, Yaerim Choi, Joseph Deano, Andrew Dowdy, Isabella Givens, Henry Harrison, Theodore Lai, Anderson...

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Senators discuss upcoming initiatives and plans for the school year at their first meeting in Hooper Auditorium on Sept. 3.
SGA senators elected for 2024-2025 academic year
Alonso Bocanegra, Contributing Writer • September 30, 2024

MSMS Student Government Association announced the elected senators for the 2024-2025 academic year on Aug. 30. Senators are responsible for writing bills and resolutions to better the MSMS community. Elections occurred on...

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Student Life
Food waste at Hogarth Dining Hall remains a blatant problem caused by students’ overindulgent appetites and lack of care when it comes to dining habits.
Lead by junior Shaw Prewitt, Enoch Clardy wrestles against Jesse Shelton (left) and Aiden Holifield wrestles against Ross Chism at the Stark Recreation Center.
From left to right: Drama Club performers Evan Burgoyne, Lilly Adcock, Belsy Soto and Ben Breeden act in "The Death of Mr. Yarborough."
MSMS juniors will vote for their class president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and historian in Nissan Auditorium on Thursday. Candidates prepared an introduction to themselves.
As many MSMS students prepare to cast their first ballot in the Nov. 5 presidential election, some have become increasingly politically active through both the Young Democrats and Young Republicans clubs.
From left to right: Seniors Eden Zmitrovich, Olivia Cochran and Drew Dowdy prepare for the William Rufus King Memorial Tournament on Oct. 19 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Opinion
Mankind’s worst invention, candy corn, takes away the joy of trick-and-treating for Halloween lovers like myself. From its disturbingly sweet taste to its god-awful texture, candy corn should be erased from existence.
Gaines: Candy corn is an abomination to happiness
Adair Gaines, Podcast Editor • October 31, 2024

Editor's Note: This article uses humor and exaggeration to highlight the author's strong opinion about candy corn. All opinions are approved...

Candy is piled from Halloween trick-or-treating.
Rhee: Halloween is more hype than fright
Claire Rhee, Staff Writer • October 30, 2024

As the end of October approaches, supermarkets pile up candies, and people begin planning elaborate parties and decorations. While Halloween...

Nishikawa: What your Halloween costume says about you
October 24, 2024
R. Yang: Knicks trade for Towns signals new era in New York basketball
October 12, 2024
News and Notes
Among the highlights of the week of Feb. 5, senior Noah Lee and juniors Claire Rizzo and Max Thompson won the Mississippi Poetry Project: Who I Am contest, several MSMS Speech and Debate Team members qualified for the National Catholic Forensic League tournament, and MSMS Quizbowl Team A placed third in the MSMS Spring Invitational II tournament.
Blue Waves News and Notes 2.5.24
Among the highlights of the week of Jan. 29, select students met with state representatives and legislators in Jackson for MSMS Capitol Day, FBLA competitors returned home with 16 awards from their Northern Regional Competition and MSMS soccer teams had mixed results in district playoffs.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Week of Jan. 29
Among the highlights of last month, 34th annual Tales from the Crypt performers were selected, seniors Vic West and Maple Griffin matched to colleges through the Questbridge National College Match Program, MSMS teachers Lauren Zarandona and Elizabeth Morgan won STEM grants, and MSMS held classes virtually for one week due to inclement weather.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Jan. Edition
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Pictured from left to right: Ryan Wei, Harrison Shao, Max Thompson, Cassie van Riessen, Kayla Williams, Isabel Beckman, John Broome, Raymond Yang and Grant Zhang pose at the Tupelo Aquatic Center after their state championship meet.
Swimmers pose in front of Tupelo Aquatic Center on Sept. 24. The MSMS swim team secured numerous qualifications for North Half.
Senior captains Lucas Sloan (front) and Lucas Griffith practice for the new season. The team will travel to Mooreville High School on Sept. 14 for their next meet.
From left to right, senior Dylan Wiley, juniors Maurice Hunter, Tanilya Clark, Syrena Thornton and Judy Hung pose together after the Super Region 2-1A. Wiley placed second in the 1600/3200 run, Hunter placed second in discus, Clark placed first in the 100/200 run and second in the long jump and Thornton placed 5th in the 200 run.
Senior Sydney Beane returns a shot in her doubles match against Eupora High School on March 19. The MSMS tennis team won its first district match 5-2 against French Camp on March 4 before beating Eupora 5-2.
Junior Ryan Wu returns a shot in his singles match against New Hope on Feb. 26. The Blue Waves won 5-2 at home against New Hope on Feb. 26, marking its second triumph of the season.
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