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The Eyes of MSMS

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The Eyes of MSMS

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Joe Yang

Joe Yang, Sports Editor

Joe Yang is a senior from Starkville. He became a part of The Vision to foster his deep love for writing — which he developed from a young age — and use it to keep the MSMS community informed with exciting and timely news. Apart from writing for The Vision, Joe plays for the tennis team and is part of the robotics team, engineering club, computer science club and Mu Alpha Theta. In the future, Joe hopes to go into biomedical engineering. In his free time, he likes to research topics related to cellular biology, watch TikToks and listen to his favorite country music artists.

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Senior Cloe Wilkes throws the ball back into play against Columbus High School on Nov. 5.

MSMS Frazer soccer team loses to Nettleton in third match

Joe Yang, Sports Editor
November 19, 2024
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.

MSMS track team reflects on a season of growth, unity

Joe Yang, Staff Writer
May 6, 2024
The Mississippi School for Math and Science sign stands in front of Mary Wilson, home to administration at MSMS. MSMS has distinguished itself as a pivotal force in preparing Mississippi's youth for higher education and beyond.

MSMS leading in preparing Mississippi’s youth for high learning

Joe Yang, Staff Writer
April 23, 2024
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.

[Photo] Blue Waves tennis team faces victory, defeat against New Hope, Starkville Academy

Isabella Givens, Staff Writer
March 18, 2024
Elementary schoolers gather at Pohl gym on Oct. 31 to delve into hands-on science taught by MSMS students at the annual Science Carnival.

MSMS ignites scientific curiosity in young minds at annual Science Carnival

Joe Yang, Staff Writer
December 12, 2023
From left to right, Junior Class Historian Jaidyn Bryant, Treasurer Andy Chen, President Maurice Hunter, Secretary Cratin Quinnelly and Vice President Yaerim Choi pose together in Mary Wilson Garden. The Class of 2025 elected its officers on Sept. 21 in close competitions.

Meet the new junior class officers

Joe Yang, Staff Writer
December 3, 2023
Juniors will use the Bluebook platform to take the PSAT on Oct. 5-6. The Class of 2025 will be the first to take the test digitally instead of with paper and pencil, the traditional format.

The digital dilemma: Juniors weigh in on the new digital PSAT format

Joe Yang, Staff Writer
October 3, 2023
A crowd spectates a match on the first day of the 2021 U.S Open. This year's U.S. Open features more young tennis stars, including Ben Shelton, Carlos Alcaraz and Coco Gauff, who hint a new era is starting in the tennis world.

J. Yang: Shelton, Gauff and Alcaraz signify an approaching golden era for tennis in the U.S. Open

Joe Yang, Contributing Writer
September 24, 2023
Coordinator for Activities Veleria Scott and the MSMS cross-country team pose together Saturday after the Blue Waves’ successful run at the Mooreville meet. The team will travel to Saltillo Friday for its next meet.

MSMS cross-country team shatters personal bests at Mooreville Invitational

Joe Yang, Contributing Writer
September 11, 2023
Senior cross-country team members Ean Choi (left) and Roman Luckett practice in preparation for the upcoming meet. The team travels to Mooreville High School on Sept. 9 for the next competition.

Cross-country team races into season without a coach

Joe Yang, Contributing Writer
August 30, 2023
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