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NEWS
Associate Principal Dr. Tracey Waeckerle has been named head principal for the 2023-2024 school year.
Dr. Waeckerle Named New Head Principal
Pranav Sriraman, Production Editor • March 17, 2023
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Student Enrollment Drops to Lowest in Five Years
Annabelle Miller, News Editor • March 17, 2023
Dr. Hankins Leaves MHS Next Year to Take on District Administrative Role
Prashu Sidella, Co-Online Editor • March 3, 2023
MHS Teachers Push Accessible Voter Registration for Students
Annie Alcorn and Claire Lowder • March 3, 2023
MHSNews | Corner Pub & Grill Turns Disaster into Delight
Elliott Jorgensen, Social Media Editor • February 28, 2023
RLC Re-Evaluates Academic Dishonesty Policy
Parker Brandt and Claire Lowder • February 27, 2023
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Brian McBride (third in the top row) was a member of the soccer team at St. Louis University from 1990-1993. During his college career, he set school records for number of goals (72) and assists (40).

The First Soccer Capital of America: History of Soccer in St. Louis

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MHSNews | Corner Pub & Grill Turns Disaster into Delight

MHSNews | Corner Pub & Grill Turns Disaster into Delight

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Principal Dr. Hankins aids the lunch and administration staffs in cleaning the Commons after every lunch shift. Next year, he will assume the role of assistant superintendent of student services for the district.

Dr. Hankins Leaves MHS Next Year to Take on District Administrative Role

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Associate Principal Dr. Tracey Waeckerle has been named head principal for the 2023-2024 school year.

Dr. Waeckerle Named New Head Principal

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A new entrance to the student parking lot will be added here over the summer. Dr. Dan Ramsey said it will help eliminate traffic and allow parents easier access to the pick up areas. Im so excited because Ive fought for this road, and we need it, Dr. Ramsey said.

Parking Lot Entrance to be Added Next Year

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This image is what Lauryn Hill lover tend to get tattooed.

Opinion: Ms. Lauryn Hill Tattoo

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John Meyer, head coach, calls a meeting on the mound during last seasons home opener on Wednesday, April 6 against Kirkwood. MHS lost the game 12-6. We should go deep into the postseason this year, Meyer said.

Baseball Anticipates Another Successful Season

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MHSNews Gives Back to Journalism Adviser

MHSNews Gives Back to Journalism Adviser

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Kimberly Moon, language arts teacher, celebrates her fourth birthday, which was also the first time she celebrated on her actual birth date. Moon said her parents celebrated with a frog theme since it was on leap day. I always had to explain to my friends what a leap year birthday meant when I was younger, Moon said. Kids dont really understand that.

Leap Year Babies Celebrate Nontraditional Birthdays

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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

FEATURES
The library has assembled various displays in honor of Womens History Month.
MHS Celebrates Women’s History Month
Rue Siddiqui, Co-Online Editor • March 17, 2023
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MHSNews | Boys Tennis Starts Spring Season
Shyam Punnachalil and Pranav Sriraman
Counselors Sell Sweatshirts to Support Food Pantry
Aarushi Bute and Anika Talyan
Students Succeed in Eco Art Show
Akhila Swarna and David Moss
MHSNews How to: Downhill Longboard Setup
Sam Stremlau, Staff Reporter
Festival of Nations Highlights Cultural Diversity
Shyam Punnachalil, Associate Producer
Chicken before the egg...
David Moss, Staff Reporter
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
OPINIONS
When I talk to my grandma, pictured above with my grandpa, my brother and I, I feel like she understands my problems even though they are modern. This goes to show that intergenerational friendships can provide valuable insight and advice, even when it seems like two people have nothing in common.
Opinion: Intergenerational Friendships are Essential
Liza Cooper, Opinions Editor • March 7, 2023
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Opinion: Put Down Your Phone
Jacob Robinson, Co-Sports Editor • February 15, 2023
Opinion: AI Can't Replace Humans
Parker Brandt and Rue Siddiqui • February 12, 2023
Opinion: The Missouri Senate's Agenda is Discriminatory
Rue Siddiqui , Co-Online Editor • February 12, 2023
Respect For Marriage Act is a win for America
Parker Brandt, Features Editor • January 23, 2023
Opinion: We are responsible for the spread of rumors
Annabelle Miller, Co-News Editor • December 7, 2022
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