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Women in STEM

Faith Price, Contributor May 8, 2025

It’s not all men who are to blame, but the under-representation of women in STEM is the result of male-dominated systems that have historically excluded or overlooked women’s contributions. Due to...

Laketran Bus Design Contest

Laketran Bus Design Contest

Juliana Nichols, Writer May 5, 2025

Laketran Recent History Laketran’s CEO Ben Capelle stated, “We are thrilled to offer local students the chance to incorporate public transportation with public art. Collaborating with local schools...

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How to Get Free Food from the Cleveland Guardians

Nathan Colagross, Writer April 27, 2025

Frosty's, McNuggets, and so much more. When the Guardians win games, you win free food! Here's how it works. As MHS students, we yearn for any chance to save money and snag some deals on fast food....

No, I’m Not Brainwashed — I Have My Own Opinions

No, I’m Not Brainwashed — I Have My Own Opinions

Juliana Nichols, Writer March 27, 2025

Unexpected Backlash On February 4, 2025, not one, but two Facebook posts were made about my article, “Students Should Have a Say on Board Policies.” This article discussed the ramifications of students...

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The 2011 Tornado Super Outbreak

Nicholas Payne, Editor March 26, 2025

You hear a distant train rumble. Ashen veils of clouds have been brewing all day, finally deciding to release their thrust of rain during the evening. The wind has picked up, but the sound of the storm...

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A Guide to Your Rights

Juliana Nichols, Writer March 24, 2025

History The Bill of Rights was not initially in the Constitution, but Anti-Federalists thought that more individual rights needed to be stated so that way they could not be taken away. Before America...

Mentor, Ohio Gives Reactions to Political Ads

Mentor, Ohio Gives Reactions to Political Ads

Jobeyka Ponce Tirado, Contributor March 17, 2025

What do people in Mentor, Ohio think about political ads? How could political ads improve their effectiveness? To answer these questions, we created a survey to determine how teenagers and adults felt...

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The Battle Over Birthright Citizenship: Trump’s Executive Order and Its Implications

Juliana Nichols, Writer March 17, 2025

As the nation grapples with changing immigration policies, one executive order by President Donald Trump is stirring deep constitutional and ethical concerns. The Fourteenth Amendment states that all those...

Three Years of War: The Images, the Stories, the Reality

Three Years of War: The Images, the Stories, the Reality

Viktoriia Pavshok, Contributor March 13, 2025

Three years of war—three years of sorrow, pain, despair, and hope that it will all end soon. In these three years, everything has changed: Ukrainian lands, the Ukrainian people, their way of thinking,...

A-Day at the United States Military Academy.

Somewhere There’s a Sister

Ellen Freeman, Contributor March 11, 2025

Early June 2024 - My older brother, Andrew, has not even left yet, but I am writing him his first letter. I want one waiting for him when he gets there. If the P.O. Box is open, my hand is writing. Soon,...

The State of Mentor: 2025

The State of Mentor: 2025

Nathan Colagross and Loren Wandersleben March 3, 2025

On Tuesday afternoon, Mentor City Manager Ken Filipiak addressed the city with his annual State of the City Address. Detailing the happenings in the city over the past year and announcing future plans...

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ICE in Schools

Zoe Barninger, Contributor February 28, 2025

I am what some would call a news junkie—I consume news almost constantly. I read NPR (National Public Radio) every single day and the New Yorker once a week. Additionally, I regularly engage with scholarly...

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