December 2015
December 2015. Volume 101, Issue 3. Malden, MA
Malden V. Medford Thanksgiving Game
The Malden High School Golden Tornado and the Medford Mustangs add another chapter to one of the most historic high school football games on Thanksgiving, with a victory score of Continue Reading
Powderpuff 2015
The senior and juniors girls of Malden High School gave it their all during this year’s annual Powderpuff game. The girls spent hours and hours of their time to practice Continue Reading
Girls Basketball Coach Profile: Lydia Coverdale
The girls varsity basketball coach, Lydia Coverdale, is entering her fourth year of coaching. She discovered her love for basketball in middle school and played while attending Malden High School. As a Continue Reading
Debate Team Q and A
Q and A with Damian Aufiero 1.What makes you inspired to advise the debate team? Honestly, a few students asked me to advise the team this year and I agreed Continue Reading
Boys Basketball First Shots Fired
Malden High School’s boys basketball team is starting the season fresh off the court. The boys are expected to go far this season, and are looking to advance in the Continue Reading
MHS Winter Concert: Holiday Harmonies
By Ailin Toro and Megan Downer On Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015 Malden High School hosted the annual Winter Concert. It was a night to celebrate the talents of musically Continue Reading
Fine Arts Club Gingerbread Fundraiser
Malden High School’s Fine Arts Club has not disappointed in their fundraising. Just this year, the club has held Zombie Tag and a pumpkin painting event. Since the holiday season Continue Reading
There Are More Than Two Parties!
When George Washington left his presidency, he warned the country not to have two political parties in his farewell address. Despite his wishes, we made a two-party system anyways. In Continue Reading
Presidential Candidate Profile: Rick Santorum
Senator Rick Santorum has been involved in politics from when he was a teenager, and now he is running for the Office of the President of the United States. As Continue Reading