TDuring the winter season, the First Church of Nazarene in Malden holds a temporary warming center to serve for those that are homeless. They can
Author: Ana Pirosca
Senior Ana Pirosca returns to The Blue and Gold for her fourth year in the class as Editor and Chief. She originally joined the course for her interest in the news as she explains she always found it “interesting how journalism impacts the world” and recaps how her 7th grade guidance counselor informed her about the Newspaper. Pirosca was originally born in Cluj Napoca as she is fully Romanian. At the age of one she moved to Germany, then soon after moved to Kansas at the age of seven, then finally moved to Malden, Massachusetts where she currently resides and recently obtained her citizenship. Her friends describe her as being ambitious, organized, driven, and thoughtful. Pirosca takes an interest in poetry, as she explains her favorite authors are E. E. Cummings and Robert Frost. During her leisure time, she enjoys listening to post hardcore music, cooking italian food, and growing herbs and tomatoes in her garden.
Poetry Out Loud occurs annually at Malden High. Of the people who won the class competition, only two from each period can move on to
In tune with the new influx of staff, Malden Public Schools welcomed Jenny McGoldrick as the new District Coordinator for the Before and After School
MHS math teacher, Evan Mauser, reading the role of Ebenezer Scrooge. Photo by Ana Pirosca. Bah humbug! Malden High and Mary Ann Seager, in association
An example of what a collection bin looks like. Photo from Wikimedia. Fabric is a widely used product in America, covering both our bodies and
On a cool afternoon, Kate Haskell’s classroom was anything but—in fact, it was hot, flaming hot. This was the second annual spicy noodle challenge,
A map of Malden using street names by Grace Julian from Trinidad and Tobego. Photo by Ana Pirosca. To check out the rest of the pictures
Food, poetry, music, and art filled the 3rd floor of the Malden District Court in order to celebrate Cultural Appreciation Week. Cultural Appreciation Week is
Filmed by Sabrina Monteiro. Edited by Ana Pirosca.
