A student’s role in COVID-19 relief
April 20, 2020
When junior Anusha Adira came to learn about the dire situation of COVID-19 — how in just a couple months it had sent half the world into lockdown — she was shocked. Perhaps even more shocking to her was the fact that despite the dangers of large gatherings, many of her peers continued to meet and...
Reflecting on the meaning of being a cultured American teenager
September 22, 2019
If you called me an uncultured American teenager four years ago, past me would agree. What is Netflix? What are Snapchat streaks? What’s it like going to the movies with friends? I was a stranger to all the above throughout middle school and freshman year of high school. According to PR NewsWire...
Updating their status
May 24, 2019
Seniors explain their decisions in whether or not to post about what college they will attend
Easy ways to read the news
Shivani Gupta, Staff Writer
March 11, 2019
A few methods to quickly become informed
Another name
January 24, 2019
As the college application process begins, many seniors decide to change their Facebook names. Some switched last names with students in their friend group, while others changed both their first and last names to avoid being discovered by college admissions officers. However, no matter the purpose, changing...
Subtly humorous traits
Claire Wen, Ishani Singh
December 16, 2018
Facebook, popularized for its ability to find and connect people, has since evolved into a platform for a staple of the MVHS student community: memes. Within Facebook, there are countless designated groups and pages for posting memes. Among these is a popular group known as Subtle Asian Traits, currently with 883,462 members and hundreds of posts a day. According...
MVFBLA visits Facebook campus
Ananya Bhat
February 18, 2018
The Facebook campus bustled with people of all backgrounds and ages, some hurriedly walking into buildings holding laptops while others snacked and chatted with friends at the scattered tables. Amongst them all stood a group of 20 or so teenagers, backpacks strapped onto their shoulders and bright oran...
Follow the leader: how interschool social media gap affects leadership communications
Jessica Xing
September 21, 2016
Story by Hannan Waliullah and Jessica Xing acebook is the new Myspace. "New" in the sense that for the younger generation, it is heading towards its grave. With the abundance of social media platforms these days -- Vine, Instagram, Twitter, Musical.ly, Snapchat -- each platform is streamlined and h...
Scream and Shout: Share your voice
Derek Shao
May 18, 2016
Original story written by Aditi Desai and Sanjana Murthy rom MV Cares to the Pray for Paris filters, Facebook profile pictures have taken a major role in the student body’s voice and community involvement. A vast majority of MVHS students decided to change or create their pictures to demonstrat...
Students react to Facebook’s new reactions
Kristin Chang
March 10, 2016
Additional reporting and visuals by Isabel Navarrete reshman Jenna Tsai stared at screen for several seconds, confused. She clicked “Like,” then un-clicked it. She hovered her mouse over the “Like” button, watching the five new “Reaction” emoticons pop up. Her mouse slid to the “Love” button, then back ...
Seniors share education apps they wish they had when they were freshmen
Itay Barylka
November 20, 2015
Senior Ali Zaidi: Piazza “‘When [Physics teacher Jim] Birdsong first introduced it to us he called it ‘Facebook for nerds,’ which I kind of agree with. It’s basically a forum where you post questions about the material that you have and other students and the instructor can answer them. I...
