In an attempt to combat the rapid spread of the Zika virus, federal officials have decided to shift approximately $500 million from Ebola prevention programs. The shift comes after Congress Continue Reading
As the United States prepares for a new year full of challenges both foreign and domestic, I think it is appropriate that we marvel at the surprising growth of the Continue Reading
On December 10, 2015, former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw was found guilty of the serial rape of 13 women while on duty, all of them African American. Holtzclaw Continue Reading
As of October, 2015, Singapore’s first Mermaid School is attempting to create the nation’s first pod. The founder of the school, Cara Nicole Neo, is a mermaid performer who also Continue Reading
A video commemorating Principal Dana Brown’s last year at Malden High School. Interview conducted by Marly Loreus and Ziqi Zeng. Videographers: Stacey Wong and Ryan Huynh. Black and white photos Continue Reading
Halloween is tomorrow, and along with the pumpkins and the horror movies comes the ever-present (and extremely annoying) question of what constitutes an appropriate costume. I personally find it hard Continue Reading
On Tuesday, October 13, the Democratic Party held its Primary Debate. All five Democratic candidates, including Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, made an appearance. It is well known that young Continue Reading
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, the nation of Russia began airstrikes in Syria, the war torn nation that has been the subject of many debates in both the United States Continue Reading
Much to the dismay of every driving Malden High School student, it has been decided that the empty building on the southwest side of the school (formerly a furniture store) Continue Reading
I remember, when I was ten, my parents sent me to a day camp during the summer. It was a normal camp, where we played computer games and drank juice Continue Reading
