The green of a pitch emanated from Chromebooks galore. Within every class, you could hear shouts of joy, cries of misery, and chant after chant.
Author: Gabriel Fesehaie
Gabriel Fesehaie is a 17 year-old junior at Malden High School, and is returning for his fourth year as a member of The Blue and Gold. Fesehaie was born in the U.S and has Eritrean origins. He speaks English and has a deep interest in learning new languages. Fesehaie’s hobbies include playing video games and reading, and his favourite subject is history. His favorite food is New York-style pizza and his favorite color is red.
The World Cup has finally concluded. In a drawn-out game on Sunday, December 18, Argentina pulled ahead of their French foes to claim a victory.
The City of Malden, for decades, has hosted a holiday parade around the time of Thanksgiving, celebrating the major holidays of November and December. However,
The group stage of the World Cup has progressed far over the past 2 weeks, and already it nears its conclusion. The nations of the
The World Cup is the premier sporting event of the world. Every four years, billions of people tune in to see the nations of the
As the leaves turn orange, red, and yellow, and the temperature drops, Malden is gripped in autumn. The month of November bears down upon the
Read our pre-midterms article here: https://www.maldenblueandgold.com/2022/11/midterm-elections-2022/ With the end of the elections, the Malden Public Schools returned from their much-appreciated day off. While they were
The cross country team is nearing the end of their season, most recently competing against Chelsea on October 12th. After a win against Everett and
Zhi Zhu also contributed to this article. On September 6th, 2022, Tuesday morning, voters walked into voting locations and saw the implementation of new voting
Heavy feelings were the sign of the day at City Hall, as the Malden Education Association staged a protest against the sitting Superintendent, Dr. Ligia
