With a late start to the season, girls tennis had their first match of the season against Medford, on Apr. 13, 2016. Games were previously
Author: Sydney Stumpf
Sydney Stumpf is a junior at Malden High school and in her third year of the Blue and Gold. Stumpf is now the head copy editor of the newspaper. She loves coffee and her favorite place to go is Walnut Street Cafe. Her favorite holiday is halloween because of her love for horror and dressing up. Her favorite season is fall because of the weather, and opportunities to go apple picking and pumpkin picking. She also loves astrology--she’s a Leo. Her favorite television show is Friends and her favorite movie is The Royal Tenenbaums. She got into The Blue and Gold because she was interesting in writing and becoming a better leader.
Malden High School welcomed three teachers from the Matenwa Community Learning Center (CLC) in Lagonav, Haiti, on Apr. 6, 2016. Matenwa CLC and MHS have
Along with spring and the prospect of warm weather, comes the new sports season. Tennis, one of MHS’ most beloved sports begins again for the
Although technically the same sport, boys’ and girls’ lacrosse has many obvious differences, begging for the attention of the possible sexist rules and regulations. Pockets-in-sticks,
Along with Spring and the prospect of warm weather, comes the new sports season. Tennis, one of MHS’ most beloved sports begins again for the
It’s 2016, and technology has been a major part of our lives for years. We have our phones in our pockets and our Chromebooks in
Recently Technovation, a program focusing on girls in technology, arrived at Malden High School. Technovation is a program from the company Iridescent. The Technovation Challenge
Malden High School’s Haitian Club has been raising money and supplies for the Matènwa Community Learning Center (CLC) in Haiti since February, beginning with a
Malden Reads is an organization that strives to find the answer to the question “What if all of Malden read the same book?” (Malden Reads).
The Scholastic Writing and Arts Awards began in 1923 to award and recognize creative high school students in the arts and writing fields. The awards