Through the tunnel
December 17, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Features, Main slider, Multimedia, MULTIMEDIA PACKAGES
MVHS Suicide Prevention Presentation
Dhruvika Randad and Jasmine Lee
December 2, 2018
Filed under A closer look, Best of News, Education
On Thursday, Nov. 15, parents of the MVHS community arrived at the auditorium to hear speakers from El Camino Hospital talk about suicide prevention. The parents were greeted by a long table topped with El Camino fliers, pens and small index cards, and were encouraged to write down questions, commen...
The music never ends
February 2, 2018
Filed under Columns, FEATURES, Special
’d never particularly fancied him. To me, K-pop group SHINee member Jonghyun was just the conventional, well-liked K-pop idol. Like so many other singers, his name wafted here and there, but his indistinguishable vocals and classic idol face didn’t intrigue me ― so I casually brushed him away. ...
Searching for answers: Google’s new questionnaire helps those with depression
September 15, 2017
Filed under Columns, From the magazine, OPINION, Print Opinion
t’s hard to believe the first month of school is already over. With North Korea and the U.S. on the verge of a nuclear war just a week before white supremacists paraded the streets of Charlottesville, calling the news intense would be an understatement. Even if I manage to get away from all the craziness, ...
13 Reasons Why evokes varying feelings but it does not romanticize suicide
May 24, 2017
Filed under Editorial, OPINION
**spoilers ahead t starts at the end: a girl who kills herself and leaves behind tapes explaining her decision to do so. It showcases “typical” high school experiences: a girl who faces bullying, romantic issues, and harassment. It ends in understanding: a girl who has attempted to show her peer...
Students show silent support for LGBTQ youth
April 15, 2014
Filed under NEWS
Gay-Straight Alliance hosts successful Day of Silence on April 11, allowing students to reflect on issues restricting LGBTQ youth. The clothesline is strung up with faces. Some grinning, some wide-eyed, some young and old and pale and dark and each one disembodied and floating in the Academ...
Reactions to high schooler’s suicide serve as important lesson to students
October 21, 2012
Filed under OPINION
Amanda Todd, a fifteen-year-old who committed suicide on Oct. 10, admittedly did not lead the most orthodox of lives. Bullied for sending pornographic photos of herself to a random stranger on the Internet in the seventh grade and later for taking part in sexual activity with a classmate that was in ...
First tragedy: David Warren Johnson takes his own life
April 9, 2012
Filed under FEATURES
On Dec. 16. 2011, David Warren Johnson, sophomore Robert Sulgit’s cousin, took his own life. He parked his car by the Golden Gate Bridge and jumped off into the rocks below. Immediately before, he texted his girlfriend and his best friend, giving a very vague indication of what he was abo...
