As summer heat gradually transitions into an autumn breeze, students return from the lazy days of vacation, ready for a fresh start of the year. Accordingly,...
The first production of the Performing Arts Department this school year was their rendition of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing with a Top Gun Maverick...
On September 5, 2023, Mitty students received an email titled “AMHS Digital AP Exam Information.” This email outlined the changes that would come to...
Earlier this year, the AP history tests were modified and the news may lead to happiness among students. Changes include implementing a digital exam, as...
Our generation’s dopamine addiction and growing escapism has created a dangerous culture: one where we continually distract ourselves from our real lives.
Economic growth has always been viewed as the holy grail of a nation’s progress. However, the modern obsession on economic growth has had devastating effects: primarily benefiting the wealthy and contributing to increasing ecological damage.
Taylor Swift needs no introduction—top selling albums, golden Grammys galore, and millions upon millions of die-hard fans. It’s undeniable Swift has an amazing voice, but how much of her fame can really be attributed to that?
Our country was built upon pages and pages of legislation to ensure our rights. Legislation written in a way to match how people lived—that is, how they lived more than 230 years ago.
On May 2nd, 2023, hundreds of members of the Writer’s Guild of America (WGA) went on a strike across the country in protest of unfair labor practices in the entertainment industry.
Dianne Feinstein, a political hero, will always be remembered for standing at the forefront of gender equality and promoting inclusivity rather than exclusivity.
On the morning of August 8, the citizens of Lahaina, a historic West Maui town, bore witness to a brush fire that, in the next few weeks, would grow to swallow up the entirety of the small town, and ultimately burn through 10 square miles of the Hawaiian island of Maui.
Almost one million people in the Bay Area experience food insecurity on the daily, despite the booming economic status of the area. How did this happen?
People’s brains are split into two halves, or hemispheres. But how exactly do these two halves interact?
Today a problem is on the rise: antibiotics are getting weaker and weaker. Or rather, the bacteria they target are getting stronger and stronger.
We thought the universe was 13.8 billion years old. A recent image may prove us wrong.
Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, umami. These are universally accepted as the five basic tastes that make up our perception of food. But what exactly is behind the sense we call “taste”?
There was no stopping the power channeled by the bodacious dancing, astonishing wardrobe, elaborate staging, electrifying music, or Beyoncé’s enchanting vocals. The power of Renaissance flew through us that night and at the end, Beyoncé flew into the night sky on a silver horse absolutely dripping in jewels.
“The most dangerous person to compete against is someone who’s willing to accept that this race is going to be painful,” says Sophomore Arlen Keck.
