Badminton Club’s intramural tournament in the works
March 8, 2020
Club members discuss plans for upcoming tournament
PTSA: Adult outlooks on teenage mental health
December 3, 2019
Comprehending parent and expert strategies for and opinions on the topic of teenage stress
Seeds of Tranquility: Investigating the growth of Tranquil Tuesday
Sophia Chen, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
Looking into the creation of the self-care initiative and thoughts from Tranquil Tuesday volunteers and participants
Stressing the numbers
Anoop Iyer, Robert Liu, and Sean Yagi
August 26, 2019
Exploring the results of wellness surveys in recent years
A dead end: Exploring the way mental health issues are tackled at MVHS
May 20, 2019
High test scores, newly renovated facilities and a handful of student wellness resources. From the outside, MVHS seems like the perfect school. The school’s academically thriving student body, however, isn’t without those who are struggling. Owing to the pressure to fulfill goals and responsibil...
Father God, take my burdens
Tyler Cho, Staff Writer
March 31, 2019
Stretching my legs out in front of me, I was greeted by the familiar creaks and pops of my stiff knees and ankles as my bones ground together to get into a more comfortable position. I tried to ignore the burning ache in my back, fighting desperately to keep my attention on the pastor speaking in front...
Reading: my disappearing constant amid rapid change
Dhruvika Randad, Staff Writer
March 27, 2019
There I lay in my bed, under a thick, pink comforter, with the stack of “Geronimo Stilton” and “Garfield” comic books, obtained from my weekly visit to the library. With my stack of books, a water bottle and a couple of munchies, I was ready for my reading marathon as I spent Saturday consumed in...
Let’s Talk: Complaining at MVHS
March 15, 2019
Exploring the implications of complaining as a means of reinforcing negativity or releasing stress
Coming out of my shell: Tissue Turmoil
March 13, 2019
Figuring out alternative coping mechanisms for stress
Making the right call
February 6, 2019
A sharp, throbbing fire pulses through your arm, flowing down past the elbow and swelling at the wrist. The crowd of people fades into the background, the soccer game long forgotten as a silent scream works its way up your throat. Peering down nervously, you examine your hand, flexing your fingers back ...
Out of Time
December 18, 2018
haven’t played tennis in four weeks and I didn’t even realize it. I haven’t gone to the court or even picked up my racket. For a player who would practice for three hours every day on the weekdays and even more on the weekends, the sudden lack of tennis in my life is strange. I never made t...
