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Author: Hajar Azegza
Hajar Azegza is 15 years old and a sophomore at MHS. She enjoys playing basketball and lacrosse and her favorite music genre is R&B/Hip Hop. She has two brothers and is a family orientated person, spending as much time with them as she can. She also loves to travel, specifically to Morocco and Algeria which is where most of her family lives. She just started dabbling in fashion by getting a sewing machine to make custom clothing. In the future she wants to live in Chicago and hopefully be some sort of psychologist after she majors for it in college. She enjoys cooking ethnic foods and would love to visit Thailand or Dubai one day.
This year, Ramadan started on March 23rd, 2023. For those who do not know, Ramadan is a holy month for Muslims in which Muslims refrain
Valentine’s day is a hard holiday to prepare for with everyone trying to find a way they can show love to others and while this
With the basketball season ending, so is the cheer season. We were introduced to the first-year cheer coaches, head coach Jasmine Dessert, and assistant coach
All photos by Hajar Azegza. The Indoor Track teams competed against Everett, Lynn Classical, and Lynn English at the Salemwood School. The Boys’ team fell
All photos taken by Hajar Azegza Golden Tornado basketball put up a valiant effort in the first half against the now 15-0 Lynn English Bulldogs,
Gabriela Parini Cordova contributed to this article. Poetry Out Loud is a contest where students recite a poem of their choice found within the competition’s
With the holidays coming around, many find all types of ways to display their holiday spirit, and one of these is showing off their creativity.
The Tigray War was an armed conflict that started in November 2020 and has recently come to an end as of November 3 of 2022.
All photos by Hajar Azegza. Alzheimer’s Awareness Day was September 21st and November is Alzheimer’s awareness month, but that did not stop Key Club members
