April Editorial: What Next?
Around this time of the year, or really all year, to be honest, you will hear most seniors emphasize how stressful the college application process really is. So I wanted Continue Reading
Thank You
A little over two years ago, I found out I was going to have a new sibling. At 16, that came as a shock. While happy about it, I never Continue Reading
December Editorial: The Best Years of (Some of) Our Lives
The words “these are the best years of your life” are nagging. Family, friends and teachers all claim my high school years will have been the peak of my life. Continue Reading
November Editorial: Can We Be Friends?
A short while ago, I had a long conversation with a colleague at work. We barely knew each other but we were working a shift together on a light day Continue Reading
October Editorial: How to Say Goodbye
I sat down to respond to a short-answer prompt some nights ago, desperately trying to form coherent thoughts after an exhausting day. If you could meet a character from a Continue Reading
The Blue and Gold Through the Eyes of the Editors
By Leila Greige and Anna Powers As a newspaper staff, we are well aware that we play a crucial role in documenting the history of Malden High School. These stories, Continue Reading
Editorial: Dealing With College Rejections
Photo from Max Pixel. Written by Anna Powers and Leila Greige. Throughout high school, students, specifically seniors, have their hearts set on that one school they know would be perfect Continue Reading
Funding Education: How It Affects the Nation’s Schools and MHS
As the new fiscal year approaches and the school year ends, is it time to look at how we, as a city and as a nation, fund education? Oklahoma’s four Continue Reading
Mastery Connect in Malden
With the introduction of chromebooks, Malden, and various other districts, have been ushering in a more technological era for education. One of the newest additions to Malden, Mastery Connect, was Continue Reading
What Happened in Parkland
(op-ed) The Florida Shooting occurred on February 14th, 2018 at the Stoneman Douglas High School. Disastrous events like these are continuously occurring. At Malden High School, after school on Thursday, Continue Reading