Elena Eaton, Staff Writer

September 25, 2020

For “theatre kids” the stage is home. Surrounded by their peers, they have the liberty to be goofy or silly without fear of judgment or ridicule. Online alternatives will never replicate in-person experiences, especially...

Nicholas Djedjos, Staff Writer

September 25, 2020

Within the fall season of last minute assignments and college applications, potential financial opportunities are becoming more important to seniors to pay for their future educations. Meanwhile, juniors, though not having...

Hailee Sexton, Staff Writer

September 21, 2020

As more MSMS students turn 18, many plan to vote in the upcoming November presidential election. The MSMS Young Democrats held a non-partisan virtual voter drive this past Wednesday, Sept. 16, to register students who are...

Jillian Snodgrass, Staff Writer

September 18, 2020

“21 Talks” has started for the 2020-2021 school year, with the theme of the first seminar being “MSMS Traditions and Tips.” “21 Talks” was founded last year as a mental health seminar by Senior Class President...

Kate McElhinney, News Editor

September 11, 2020

A little over 11 months have passed since the senior class endured the PSAT in October of 2019. By now, most have forgotten about the Twitter memes and the many students who refused to check their scores. However, all the...

Jessica Yan, Staff Writer

September 10, 2020

After an abrupt, COVID-induced end to last year's Senate meetings, the MSMS Senate has returned to its chambers. Virtual learning presents challenges for MSMS students, particularly with virtual elections, but the Student...