Photos by Carlos Aragon. Aragon also contributed to this article. In memorial of the 105 Malden Public School staff members who received a non-renewal letter
Author: Carlos Aragon
Carlos Aragon is a senior entering his fourth and year of Blue and Gold. He originally joined the class because he wanted to get more involved in his community. Aragon loves photography, especially when it involves sports or any outdoor events. He plays bass guitar in his spare time, and also a bit of piano. Aragon loves books and film, and his favorite genres are sci-fi and fantasy; his favorite books are Project Hail Mary and The Goldfinch, and he also enjoys reading One Piece. His favorite subject is English, he is fluent in Spanish, and he is currently learning ASL. This year, he is looking forward to designing print pages in person again.
Full Disclosure: Carlos Aragon was involved in the student walkout. Over the past year, the situation regarding teachers has been quite clear in Malden Public
Throughout the past three years, the Class of 2022 has pushed through and struggled through the slog of 2020 and 2021. Many classes may
With a lightning-fast turnaround and a lack of fanfare that rivaled pre-pandemic levels, many upperclassmen were curious as to how the Class of 2023 would
Reporter Karen Rivera also contributed to this article. In a surprising development, the Malden High administration has decided to station monitors outside of the bathrooms
Editor-in-Chief Julie Huynh and Editor-in-Chief of Print Carlos Aragon sit down with fellow senior Donald Ford to discuss his recent acceptance into college and reflect
Carlos Aragon also contributed to this article. After running at full speed for the past few months, the Malden High Indoor Track Team has come
Wait. Stop. Let’s run it back. After all, Halloween was just yesterday, right? Right? Nope. In the blink of an eye, the clocks have turned
Carlos Aragon also contributed to the article. With the coming of the holiday season, the Malden High Choral Arts Society recently held its first annual
Carlos Aragon also contributed to this article. Last month on Friday, December 10th, students were shocked to see a picture of a burning trash can
