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Amy Zhang, Copy Editor

Amy Zhang is a junior from Starkville, MS. She likes Avatar: The Last Airbender and two-dimensional geometry. In her free time, she dabbles in painting, works on perfecting her chocolate chip cookie recipe and uses too many em dashes in her writing.

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Four of the STAR Students (pictured above), Jackson Flowers, Nathan Lechner, Aaron Wan and Cameron Wright, were further recognized as ALL-STAR Students.

MSMS STAR Students and Teachers reflect on their wins

May 5, 2021
Seniors Cloe Holdiness, Emily Lin, Sophia Toner and Quincy Wilson smile for a photo during the Russian III category of the Olympiada of Spoken Russian.

MSMS wins all gold at Olympiada of Spoken Russian

April 27, 2021
Senior Sam Hill keeps his eyes trained on the ball as he serves.

MSMS tennis teams make a racket at match against Thrasher High

April 19, 2021
Anti-Asian hate crimes have always existed but have been on a rise recently due to prejudice regarding covid-19.

Zhang: Atlanta shooting and subsequent performative activism prove that Asian Americans still aren’t taken seriously

April 2, 2021
MSMS students Amy Zhang and Shelby Tisdale's creativity received national recognition in the Scholastic Art and Writing competition. Zhang's editorial cartoon is shown here.

[PHOTO] Two MSMS students win Scholastic Art and Writing Awards national medals

March 24, 2021
Senior and current Editor-in-Chief Muneebah Umar displayed her expansive journalism work in her online portfolio, landing her the title of Mississippi High School Journalist of the Year. Umar will be recognized at Mississippi Scholastic Press Association (MSPA)’s statewide convention before competing at the national level.

Muneebah Umar chosen as Mississippi High School Journalist of the Year

March 23, 2021
After his halftime performance, The Weeknd saw a 41% increase in his songs’ streams

The Weeknd wows at the Super Bowl

February 17, 2021
St. Jo's Feature

Making waves: Waves end regular season amidst pandemic

January 27, 2021
Jessica Yan Feature

MSMS junior chosen for Clarion Ledger All-State swimming team

January 14, 2021
BTS had a major hand in the production and direction of their latest album

To ‘Be’ or not to ‘Be’: BTS’s big question

December 3, 2020
This year's Junior Class Officers have already begun coming up with ideas for the school year.

MSMS’ Class of 2022 elects class officers

November 13, 2020
Although many students have looked forward to reuniting on campus, others have other factors on top of their mind, leaving them to stay virtual.

Why some MSMS students are remaining virtual

November 4, 2020
The pre-released singles “How You Like That,” “Ice Cream” and “Lovesick Girls” all contribute to the success of Blackpink's newest album,

I’m (love)sick of this: Blackpink’s ‘The Album’ is an underwhelming step forward

October 22, 2020
Emissaries help families unload and move items into the dorms.

Juniors move in for second quarter

October 20, 2020
Four MSMS swimmers have already qualified for the North State swim meet.

MSMS swimmers qualify for North State

October 1, 2020
Like students, many teachers feel a clear difference when it comes to virtual learning.

Teachers making the most of online learning

September 28, 2020
The newest

Disney’s live-action Mulan brings action and extravagance (but not honor) to us all

September 15, 2020
Despite not being together, many MSMS juniors have found ways to stay in touch.

MSMS juniors stay in touch during virtual learning

September 7, 2020
Many seniors had plans to look at colleges over the summer before COVID-19 happened.

COVID-19 and its impact on seniors’ college applications

August 24, 2020
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