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It is safe to say that the 2016-2017 school year has been a year of massive change. This year we welcomed a brandnew generation of Makos to the
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The end of a school year never truly feels like the end. For most of us, there will still be another hectic first day the following fall. Seniors
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From a young age, senior Gabriella Garcia was dedicated to helping the world. She remembers scavenging through her closet for clothes and toys for low-income children in Colombia.
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Autism, arthritis, bulimia, cancer, diabetes, depression, OCD. Anyone afflicted with these conditions will not be able to get universal healthcare in many states if the American Health Care
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Walking through the front entrance of MAST Academy my freshman year, with sea breeze on my back and the sun shining over, I quickly fell in love with
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Mallory Watford: At first, I wasn’t meant to be put into newspaper. Luckily, with a little help from Dr. Gould, I was placed into Journalism 1 with Ms.
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Science
As the haze of nostalgia disappears, it can be hard to remember that Bill Nye the Science Guy was always the goofy, dad-like figure in the science community.
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On January 25, 2017, just five days after President Trump took office, all mention of climate change was removed from the White House’s website. Thus began Trump’s continuing
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Everything from the dials on a washing machine, to a remote control, to the TV itself is made of plastic. The cheap and accessible material has gradually become
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As soon as you walk in through the door the sweet smell of fragrant spices and freshly baked naan hits you. It is rare to find a place
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