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Who is Mr. X?

There are about 70 staff members in MTHS including administration, custodian, kitchen, secretaries and teachers.  Everyone knows this certain MTHS staff member by his title, but not for who he really is. For now let’s call this mystery man Mr. X. Unlike most teachers at MTHS, Mr. X is not originally from Washington. He was [...]

Force feeding turns to teenage wasteland

School lunch has always come with a bad reputation. Cafeteria food has been portrayed by the media as including everything from ‘mystery meat’ to lumpy milk. At MTHS, many students think overall the school food is at a fairly high quality. What many students are not pleased about are the policies that require students to [...]

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HAWKEYEWITNESS: Ballroom dancing champion

Editor’s Note: Freshman Maxine Taylor traveled to Utah to attend the United States National Amateur Dancesport Championships from March 6 – 9 at the Marriott Activity Center on the BYU Campus in Provo. Prior to leaving, Taylor agreed to serve as a contributing reporter for the Hawkeye and our readers, giving us her personal perspective and experiences at this [...]

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Make it an Edmonds kind of day

Growing up in the suburbs and being surrounded by shopping malls, cul-de-sacs and lots of cars, it’s easy to yearn for that small town American life that seemed to disappear long ago. Well, it still exists and it’s in Edmonds. Located just west of Mountlake Terrace, and perfectly framed by the Olympic Mountain range and [...]

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Valentine’s Day Special: What is love?

Shout out to Jaira Arcilla and Serafina Urrutia for making this video! Tweet us at @MTHSHawkeye for your comments and feedback!

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HAWKEYEWITNESS: Inauguration up close and personal

Editor’s Note: Freshman Kendra Potoshnik traveled to Washington D.C. to attend President Obama’s second inauguration last week. Prior to leaving, Potoshnik agreed to serve as a contributing reporter for the Hawkeye and our readers covering the festivities on our behalf. This is her personal account of her amazing trip and these are some of the [...]

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Guide for finals preparation

First semester finals are coming up, and many students have different strategies to review for the test. Finals do take a lot of studying, but there are ways to spend your time efficiently, and not cram everything at the last minute. Some people try to motivate themselves when studying. Sophomore Sammy Kifle said, “When finals [...]

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Armagedoom

As the date Dec. 21, 2012 draws nearer, people around the world are becoming very weary of the troubled times that are predicted to come. How did this devastating prediction come to be? What should we be expecting? What evidence is there that it will or will not happen? These are just a few questions [...]

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Behind the curtain with Jocelyn Leggett

Some people may have a difficult time deciding what they are going to do after they graduate from high school, while others may figure it out in college. For those who know their journey after high school know exactly how they want to achieve that goal in life. On the other hand, there are those [...]

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A super homecoming week (colored comic book)

The seniors have been waiting for this moment for 4 years. The smell of teen spirit with a mix of pom poms and cheers is a good combination of Homecoming week. ASB, the glue to this lively high school, came into an agreement on what the days would be for Homecoming Week. Starting off Thursday, [...]

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