By CASSANDRA REYES Junior Mark Ortiz spent this past summer in the Appalachian Mountains. The trip was something Ortiz could have never imagined. The three week trip taught Ortiz a lot about himself as an individual. The moment Ortiz and his group reached the campsite, they began packing hiking backpacks, and began hiking right away….
By JULIA PARKER Carol Mastromauro, the teacher residing in room J272, has won the Model UN Teacher of the Year award. After years of working with the students in her classroom, Mastromauro has molded them into new students, students who have learned skills that apply to outside situations. She is very dedicated to her work…
By CRYSTAL DAY The Surface is Microsoft’s latest device and has topped even the iPad mini itself. When it comes to multitasking the Surface does it all. For instance, if you ever wanted to, you could watch movies while doing your homework all at once. Its thin and sleek design makes it very convenient for…
By EMMA CEPLINSKAS and CANDELA DIAZ As the leaves change from a lush green to a tinted rusty red, that means it is time to break out the cleats and shin guards because soccer season has begun. Malden High School’s boys soccer team has entered a new season with states and the Greater Boston League…
“Malden High School’s girls soccer game on Sept. 30, 2013 against North Reading.” From Girls Soccer, posted by The Blue & Gold on 10/03/2013 (9 items) The varsity girls soccer team huddling before the game. The girls soccer team awaiting a goal. The team retreating to defend. The Malden High School girls soccer team against…
By KARINA MATOS The world is full of things that cannot be explained. What causes someone, without a reason, to kill an innocent person? Recently, one man ended up doing just that. Aaron Alexis, the shooter, identified by the F.B.I., committed a random act of treason in Washington D.C, on Sept. 16th. According to the…
By ANDREW COGLIANO With a new school year, brings a new Field Hockey team. The team is being flooded with many different players, widening their skillset in the process. As coach Kimberly Barber states, “only six players are returning to the varsity roster this season,” allowing a brand new squad of athletes to add their…
By MANALE ZOUHIR and CANDELLA DIAZ Kathy DeVito is back at Malden High School, where she has been teaching for eight years, after being on medical leave since January. She teaches four Physical Education classes and one Health class. DeVito attended Keene State College and majored in Physical Education and Health. She chose to teach…
By MANALE ZOUHIR and EMMA CEPLINSKAS Recipe courtesy of http://allrecipes.com/ Pumpkin Spice Batter: 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup butter, softened 1 cup white…
By JULIE LAM As all Malden High School students adjust to the new school year, so does adjustment counselor Julia Rosen. Rosen specifically works with MHS students to help with their personal, emotional, social, and academic concerns. Rosen reveals that she had always wanted to become some sort of social worker. What inspired Rosen to…
