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 | By: Madison Marshall Maybe you've heard your mom or dad say that they have a few New Year Resolutions up their sleeves. Have you ever thought of trying out something new or different? Well, this student had a few ideas of her own. Although people’ (More) |
 | By Marcos Perales | Big Stick Editor | Quarantine means different things to different people. It can be a time to “relax” or a time to work even harder than one used to before the coronavirus outbreak. Every day, we get a bit closer to the vaccine (More) |
| Check out this year's door decorating contest participants. (More) |
 | by Chloe Jordan | tech editor As the most wonderful time of the year rolls in, people begin giving and sharing the love with those who need it the most: low-income families, the homeless, and the hungry. Here’s what you can still volunteer for, ev (More) |
 | By Nyera De La Cruz | Contributing Writer | The fashion industry has been around since the 1800s , but have you thought about how the fashion industry influenced the very masks you own inside your home? Notice how almost all your favorite celebrit (More) |
 | by Monica Smith | staff writer A blank sheet of paper and a set of Prismacolor pencils is all junior Pedro Diaz needs to create a drawing so detailed and vivid that it makes you wonder if his hands are a magic printer. His Instagram account, conta (More) |
| MacTeach, Student Council, and the senior class are looking for donations for the McKinney-Vento Homeless project food drive and are collecting canned goods. These donations will be used to help our community. You can donate non-perishable goods to t (More) |
| Every year around this time it seems most people have the same issue. What to get their family and friends for Christmas. What’s spending too much money, what's spending too little, what will they like, and etc. But, it doesn't have to be that hard. (More) |
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| by Chloe Jordan | staff writer As an American Sign Language teacher and member of the deaf community, one of Brett Koch’s jobs is to teach students to respect deaf culture and to have deaf etiquette. If you are a hearing person, there are a few si (More) |
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