The Senior un-Privilege
Senior Privilege is not truly advantageous to those in MVHS neighborhoods
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Career Year presentations fail to educate or draw student attention
High school is the time to be exploring careers, but the new Career Year setup struggles to serve this purpose. Career Day in the past has been more than satisfactory. Students attended informative sessions with professionals in different fields of work and listened to a first-person perspective for various jobs. The day forced students to spend some much needed time [...]
The Bottom Line: Seniors inconvenienced by construction renovations throughout the year
Seniors bear the brunt of construction inconveniences
The Bottom Line: We want you in the Captain’s Crew! I want YOU to join the army today.
Doctors. Scientists. Engineers. Want those jobs? Then join the U.S. Army. When you think of the U.S. Army, you’re probably thinking boot camps, push-ups, and fighting man-to-man. However, students should understand that not everyone working in the U.S. Army is actually involved in combat. In addition to “combat speciality occupations”, there are numerous healthcare, engineer, and science positions—all of which [...]
Future voters: economically uninformed
Students are upsettingly unaware of the nation's economic status
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