By GRACE STATHOS On Sunday, Sept. 29, 2013, after five years, AMC’s Breaking Bad came to an end. As an avid fan, I’m heartbroken, confused and I can’t shake the feeling that I’m waiting for the next season to start. I’m not ready to accept that my favorite show is over forever. The pilot episode…
By JESSICA LYNN DEPAULA On Oct. 10, 2013, I said goodbye to a very old friend. With the death of actor Cory Monteith this past July, the writers of the Fox television ode to the modern show choir, Glee, were forced to do the unthinkable: crafting the death of one of their most popular original…
By NICK BRAMANTE and ANDREW COGLIANO The government shutdown may seem scary to some, but why? There are no zombies dragging themselves down the streets of our nation’s capital. There are no government officials being fired from their positions without rhyme or reason. And there is certainly no shutdown of the military or postal service….
By KARINA MATOS Syria’s possession of chemical weapons is a very serious matter, and many major countries have strong opinions on what should be done about it. On Sept. 10th, U.S. President Barack Obama postponed a Congress vote on military action in Syria to try and work things out diplomatically. When President Obama finally decided…
By NICK BRAMANTE Amongst all the other forms of combat taking place in Syria, there is one kind of weapon that brought the attention of the rest of the world. This weapon is something known as Sarin Gas, a chemical weapon composed of oxygen, carbon, phosphorus, hydrogen, and fluorine. When separated, these elements are generally…
By Candela Dias After a devastating attack by their current president, Bashar al-Assad, Syria is still recovering from the annihilation that chemical warfare has caused. The war has caused thousands of innocent children and women to die. But the question is: should the United States get involved in this dilemma? President Obama’s speech on Sept….
By Andrew Cogliano A pressing and sensitive topic in world news today, the conflict in Syria has been unavoidable in recent years. But what caused this once proud nation to sink to an all-time low? The answers can be traced to several different causes, in both the past and present. Dating as far back as…
By LUCIA QUESADA NYLEN and CRYSTAL DAY With a new fall season comes a new season for the football team here at Malden High School. With a record of 3-1 in the fourth week of the season, the team is in pretty good shape. The wins have been against Malden Catholic, Revere, and Somerville and…
By: EMMA CEPLINSKAS As the cooler weather sweeps in and summer becomes a distant memory, it is time to start decorating for fall. But who wants to put up the same old decorations? Rather than buying a traditional orange pumpkin, go for the modern white pumpkin, accenting any room or door stop just right. Carving…
By LUCIA QUESADA NYLEN This past summer, senior Courtney Moore attended her second Summer Search trip. Moore went to the African Leadership Academy in South Africa as a part of the Global Scholars Program (GSP). She took classes in entrepreneurial leadership and African Studies, and did community service at a daycare center in an area…
