New Teachers at Mills
By Max Zaninovich, Sports Editor Every year the Mills community welcomes new teachers and staff members. This year we have five new teachers and two new counselors: Mr. Debois (Biology and Ap Environmental Science), Ogechi Ibanusi (Ethnic Studies and Modern…
Mills Students Receive The COVID-19 Vaccine
By: Angela Dimaano, Features Editor Starting on April 15th, 2021, all California residents aged 16 and older became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Around 25% of California’s population is fully vaccinated (Google News Statistics) and that statistic is only…
Addams Family Musical
By Magdalene Ko, Staff Writer A long upheld tradition of Mills is the production of a musical every spring. This year, the theatre team undertook the task of playing The Addams Family, a story about family and friendship. With school…
Modem: The First Wellness Digital Media Company for Asian Americans
Founded in 2021, Modem is the first ever wellness digital media company designed for Asian Americans. Modem’s mission is to “strengthen, empower, and heal the Asian American community” as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. In addition to delivering wellness and lifestyle newsletters,…
Stop AAPI Hate and Student Action
By: Katelyn Chang, Staff Writer The recent surge of Anti Asian American hate crimes and sentiments has become a topic that has hit close to home for both the Mills and Millbrae communities. In a community with a large proportion…
Senior Town Hall Recap
By Katelyn Lam, Staff Writer On February 19, a town hall meeting was held to discuss the upcoming graduation for the class of 2021. The meeting, presented by Ms.Duszynski, Ms. Schlax, Ms.Dove and Ms. Seto, gave parents and students an…
Millbrae MCTV/ARC Black Heroes Project
By: Katelyn Chang, Staff Writer In honor of Black History Month, Millbrae’s MCTV (Millbrae’s local news network and non-profit Public, Education, and Government station), in collaboration with the Millbrae ARC (Anti-Racist Coalition) has embarked on a new video series titled…
Online Internships
By: Magdalene Ko, Staff Writer As highschool students plan the path they will be taking after they graduate, many start taking up internships. By learning valuable skills, internships help students better understand what their major in college should be, as…
Ways To Combat Loneliness As A Student
By Katelyn Lam, Staff Writer After almost a year of staying at home and social distancing, the weight of the pandemic has dampened student social life. Finding ways to communicate and socialize with others is greatly aided by the internet,…
Spotlight on the MHAI
By: Katelyn Chang, Staff Writer A student-led group named the Mental Health Advancement Initiative, or more well known as MHAI, is an advisory committee, and one of many groups that has had to transition to going virtual during the pandemic….