MTHS: Tips for Success
If you find yourself starring into the abyss in the middle of class only to be brought back to reality when you hear your teacher tell you to get started on a project, and you realize you missed the instructions? Here are some tips to help the students of MTHS stay focused. Get a Good [...]
Plenty of reasons to celebrate this year
While people are familiar with popular religious holidays such as Christmas, Easter, Hanukkah, Kwanza, and Yom Kippur, there are actually quite a few other interesting religious holidays that many people are not aware of. For example, every year on the Sunday closest to the birthday of Charles Darwin, whom most people know to be the [...]
Starbucks introduces new logo
On January 5, 2011, Starbucks Corp. introduced a new logo that would represent all Starbucks products beginning in March of 2011. The new logo simply consists of a green Siren, no longer placed within the boundaries of the green circle bearing the words “Starbucks Coffee”. Adverse reactions began accumulating on the official Starbucks website as [...]
Upcoming seasonal events
February, March, and April are exciting months in Washington as many seasonal events take place. In the month of February, the Northwest Flower and Garden Show will be showcasing 30 full-scale and exquisitely landscaped gardens, created by top designers, nurseries, and organizations located throughout the Northwest-area. Tickets are already on sale online, and the show [...]
Initiatives
1053 Approved The Washington Supermajority Vote Required in State Legislature to Raise Taxes, or, stated more simply, Initiative 1053, won with 64.66 percent of the vote. According to the concise description on the ballot title, “This measure would restate existing statutory requirements that legislative actions raising taxes must be approved by two-thirds legislative majorities or [...]
WA JR 4220
In response to the deaths of the four Lakewood officers whose lives were taken by Maurice Clemmons in November 2009, WA JR 4220 was added to the ballot as a constitutional amendment, which passed with 84.9 percent of the vote. In essence, WA JR 4220 would “allow courts to deny bail to persons charged with offenses punishable by the [...]
Living life the Wright way
Terrace alumnus Yoshi Wright is dressed in all-dark colors with a fitted cap, jacket, tee, slim jeans, and sneakers. He looks like a poster child for street wear. His demeanor is calm, cool and collected. Wright introduces himself with an infectious smile and his radiating confidence seeps into the interview. Creator of the dance group [...]
Paul.
He doesn’t spend countless hours on it for the teachers. He doesn’t sacrifice his social life for the grades. He does it for himself. He keeps doing it until his standards are met, no one else’s. With blond hair, blue eyes, and, occasionally, glasses, Paul Glasgow knows you have to work hard to succeed in school. As one of MTHS’s top-ranked students, [...]
Cassie Soriano
Cassie Soriano has many talents including drawing, taking photographs, and sewing costumes for the Anime conventions that she regularly attends. Soriano’s many talents were the inevitable product of her love of drawing. She has been drawing since the age of five, with shows like Digimon and Tenshi Muyo for inspiration. Soriano has won many awards [...]
Jesse Anderson
Few freshmen have the courage to make themselves known. Jesse Anderson, however, has been iconic and inspirational since the start of high school. Most people will remember him as the guy that played trombone with his foot at the Arts Assembly. Being the incredible trombone player that he is, he will be attending Central Washington [...]
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