Author: Mack Keating
Mack Keating is a returning senior and Editor-in-Chief of The Blue and Gold. For Keating, journalism is a way for him to express himself and his creativity: as both a writer and a copy editor, Keating gets to share his passions and interests, while also improving his editing skills. As a queer writer, Keating would also like to publish more articles that present his perspective as a trans and queer teenager. Other journalism topics he prefers to cover include politics, local events, and opinionated pieces. Outside of writing, Keating is also interesting in activism, volunteering, and outdoor adventures - including, but not limited to, rock climbing, hiking, archery, and camping. Post high school, Keating aspires to work in the fields of law and politics, despite his current job at a rock climbing gym. This year, Keating hopes to explore more topics to cover, and is looking forward to a good year.
As quarter three treks on and winter turns into spring, one thing students are looking forward to is the year coming to an end. While
Following an all-too-short holiday break in December, students returned to face their worst fears: midterms. The last few years, midterms were not a huge deal.
With school pride seen in every nook and cranny of Malden High, spirit week is consistently the school event with the most student participation. Starting
This event was run by Chen. He has been the voice behind multiple SNHS clean-ups in the past, including a Pine Banks Park clean-up for
After numerous attempts to acquire new teachers, a new way the MEA tried to garner attention to the cause was a rally at City Hall.
