Grace Stathos
On May 8, 2012, students, faculty, and other caring members of the community gathered together to walk laps around the Finn Gym in memory of Leslie Ann Razzino. Razzino, a beloved Malden High school graduate of the class of 2003 and passionate runner and writer, died of cancer on March 18, [...]
Continue Reading →Jessica DePaula
Despite an angry gray forecast and a change of location, Malden students, teachers, and contestants alike were present and ready to participate at the annual Malden Special Olympics on Thursday, May 4, 2012.
The event, which has taken place in Malden for the past ten years, was a
huge [...]
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Amanda Moraes
Most people who envision the perfect job see themselves as athletes, doctors or even movie stars. But as the AP Computer Science teacher Paul Marques and his students recently found out, Google is also one of those “perfect jobs.”
A group of 20 visited the Google headquarters located in Cambridge, [...]
Continue Reading →Grace Stathos
People are awfully rude to each other online. In my opinion, all people have their own way of being beautiful; they all just have a different way of expressing it.
The problem with today’s society is that we are too influenced by what other people tell us from behind a computer screen, and [...]
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It is the American duty to be helpful in times of need, to drop what one is doing and jump into active duty with only one goal in mind: to preserve one’s motherland. Drastic times call for drastic measures. However, one should not have to worry about being drafted nor pressured [...]
Continue Reading →Megan Kelly
The accents, absolutely charming; the humor, witty; maybe the pronunciation is a bit off (only to American ears), though we can forgive the British for that, because we have more than enough to give thanks to them for. Let’s look at the scoreboard, the British can claim Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, [...]
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Johanna Lai
Everyday in the daily life, there will always be a loved one who would die young , or someone would have a disease and does not tell anyone about this and a family will finally be reunited . Some people in America would be look ing for a new television [...]
Continue Reading →Jason Drapinski
The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights was recently proposed by the Obama Administration in order to ensure safety to Internet users. The plan is to protect anybody from having their information misused by giving users new legal rights to safeguard their privacy.
What consumers should know is that companies will collect, use, and [...]
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