On April 28th, Robotics Club advisor and Physics Teacher Brian Morrison and nine students ventured to UMASS Lowell to compete in the annual regional Botball
Author: David Lombardi
David Lombardi, a freshman from Forestdale Elementary School and a new member of the Blue and Gold, is very excited for his first year at Malden High. His athletic interests are soccer, swimming, and track, while in his free time he enjoys traveling and seeing new places. Lombardi wants to major in Medicine and attend Vanderbilt University in Tennessee upon graduating from Malden High. He enjoys a wide array of food but finds that pasta is his favorite. Lombardi regularly listens to country music, especially The Zac Brown Band and Florida Georgia Line. His favorite movie is Gifted while his favorite TV show is Friends. One of his goals is to eventually visit Australia to see the sights and explore the outback.
The Malden crew team hosts the Moose on the Regatta every year! A link to the gallery is here.
Athletes and volunteers participate in a Special Olympics activity. Photo by David Lombardi. Sixteen years ago Malden started to partner with Special Olympics, by utilizing
From Left to Right: Alexander Leon, Matt Chin, Dylan Ha, Erin O’Brien-Mazza, and Max Weng. Photo submitted by Max Weng. This past April vacation, 38 students
Each year, the Boston Playwrights’ Theatre at Boston University holds a program called the “Massachusetts Young Playwrights Project” (MYPP). This program is a festival of
Teenagers nationwide are concerned with the rising tuition prices of higher education, especially after hearing the commonly told horror stories about graduates owing upwards of
Senior Rachel Eaglin has been running for the cross country team and both indoor and outdoor track since her freshman year. Eaglin told said ”[she]
The MHS Boys Indoor Track will head into Boston to compete in their league championship at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston on February 11.
Midterms and Finals, as stressful as they are, have proven to be an effective form of testing to help cement what students have learned over