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Students like Taylor Sears, senior, have to study extra hard for retakes. Some teachers take the average grade of the original test and retake, some take the highest grade between the two and some just take the retake score. The ambiguity of retake policies encourages many students to try to perform their best.
Inconsistent Retake Policies Puzzle MHS Students, Staff
Liza Cooper and Annie Alcorn • 2 days ago
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Student Debt Relief Plan Affects Marquette Grads, Staff
Willem Hummel, Staff Reporter • 2 days ago
Students, Staff React To Queen Elizabeth's Passing
Parker Brandt, Features Editor • 4 days ago
Students Bring Back Annual Pep Rally
Willem Hummel and Aiden Burkhardt • September 15, 2022
Students, Staff Reflect On Annual Blood Drive
Parker Brandt and Claire Lowder • September 15, 2022
MHS Sees An Increase In Phone Cubbies
Aubrey Lacavich, Business Manager • September 13, 2022
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The scanning feature was easy to use and best under good lighting, but the scans appeared faded and uneven. I went over the faded part with my pencil, and it seemed to fix the problem. Though heavier strokes can help increase readability, at the same time, the app makes the background extremely bright and hard to read.

Review: Five Star Digital Note Taking App

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Though it began with the MHS baseball team, the trend of wearing little kid backpacks has spread throughout the senior class and caught the recognition of students and faculty. My first thought when I saw a student walk in was with one of these backpacks was, Ok, thats funny! Kevin Schultz, language arts teacher, said. As I saw a few more students do it, I thought it was still creative.

Seniors Wear Little Kid Backpacks

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The official emblem of Mission Mental Health Awareness (Mission MHA) is a Monarch Butterfly, which LHS senior Isha Deol, founder of Mission MHA, said was inspired by the symbol of the Mental Health Association of Monmouth County. According to the Mental Health Association of Monmouth County website, the Monarch Butterfly is representative of what people with mental illness go through: the initial cocoon of the butterfly symbolizes the internal struggles of mental illness, and the progression into a colorful, winged butterfly represents hope for a better future. The Monarch Butterfly begins migration, persevering through obstacles, which is comparable to the healing process those with mental illness face.

Mission Mental Health Awareness aims to boost resources in RSD

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MHSNews | Local and Tasty: MHSNews Summer Grub Highlights

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Senior Nick Lee asks senior Elley Dwyer to Homecoming with a sign. Lee asked her at a friends birthday party. “We talked about it before, but I didn’t know there was going to be a poster,” Dwyer said.

Signs Dominate Homecoming Proposals

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Mustangs Make Memories At Home Opener

Mustangs Make Memories At Home Opener

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Elliott Jorgensen, Staff Reporter | 5 days ago

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FEATURES
“Our club has an international focus, but this year we really want to hone in on problems at home and in our society as well,” Tadakamalla said. “It’s easy to see a problem around the world and say that it’s a shame, but it’s another to actually do something about it, even if it is indirect.” So, Tadakamalla said she will continue projects such as placing menstrual products in the MHS bathrooms as well as care baskets for women across the globe.
Days for Girls Urges Underclassmen to Join
Rue Siddiqui and Prashu Sidella • 1 day ago
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MHS Alumni Leave Lasting Legacy
Akhila Swarna, Associate Editor
MHS Wind Ensemble Selected To Play The Missouri Music Educators Association Conference
Tiona Merritte and Elizabeth Neier
Signs Dominate Homecoming Proposals
Jacob Robinson and Aubrey Lacavich
Competitions During Lunch Spark School Spirit
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Marquette Brings Back Homecoming Carnival
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Fake Crime Scene Excites MHS
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OPINIONS
Though Attorney General Eric Schmitts request to access private records doesnt come as a shock, it is not typical for politicians to request such access. The legality of his request remains a question on everyones mind.
Opinion: Attorney General Should Not Have Access to a Publication's Records
Rue Siddiqui, Co-Online Editor • 20 minutes ago
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Opinion: Black Mental Health Is Not Taken Seriously
Tiona Merritte , A&E Editor • September 15, 2022
Opinion: BeReal or BeFake?
Parker Brandt, Features Editor • September 14, 2022
Rue's Recs: Harry's House
Rue Siddiqui, Co-Online Editor • May 29, 2022
Ed Board: Let Transgender Women Play
Editorial Board • May 12, 2022
Opinion: Security Cameras Don't Belong in Schools
Anvi Talyan, Staff Reporter • April 29, 2022
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