Spring Fashion at Mesa
Fashion Photography Club Feature Spring is here! Spring in Murrieta is full of ups and downs, with the weather either being super hot or cloudy with a chance of rain. This isn’t too bad for fashion lovers as we can fluctuate between bright florals and cozy layers! Let’s check out some spring fashion at Mesa!… Continue reading Spring Fashion at Mesa
Having Healthy and Happy High School Relationships
Valentine’s Day Special Written by Elizabeth Fujiwara and Morathi Casas Relationships are hard! Whether it’s love or friendship, it takes a lot to maintain a strong and healthy connection. Communication is key, and so is forgiveness! No one is perfect and there will come a day where we let each other down. I am a… Continue reading Having Healthy and Happy High School Relationships
RAKA Day- A Community Success
RAKA Day. It’s like Christmas, except you get to be Santa! This is because, on RAKA Day, the Random Acts of Kindness Association partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) to bring together non-profits in the Riverside area for a single day of kindness, and you can participate. Volunteers at the event mainly… Continue reading RAKA Day- A Community Success
Google Career Certificates; $60,000/year Right Out of High School?
Key Takeaways Google released online courses that could potentially land you a job paying around $60,000 after 3-6 months Courses include: IT support, Data Analytics, Project Management, UX Design, Android Application dev. Companies care more about skills and experience than degrees Takes about 3-6 months to complete; $39 per month Many students think about what… Continue reading Google Career Certificates; $60,000/year Right Out of High School?
Fashion Solution- “Closed Toe”
Do you ever have those days where your outfit feels incomplete and plain, and then you put on a pair of shoes that make you feel so much more confident about your outfit? Here is Fashion Photography Club’s second of three fashion solutions and tips. I love how you can dress up any outfit with your… Continue reading Fashion Solution- “Closed Toe”
Fashion Solution- Accessorizing
Do you ever have those days where you look through your closet hoping that it miraculously changes into a new wardrobe? “I already wore that.” Maybe you struggle when trying to pair something differently than how you wore it the first time. Or maybe you have a rather plain or basic outfit that you want to dress… Continue reading Fashion Solution- Accessorizing
Kickstart Your Days in 2021
A consistent morning routine has been vital for me since the New Year. I used to wake up right before the start of classes to quickly get ready and rush to join my Zoom meetings. Now, I wake up an hour and a half before class at 7:45 and fill that time with my new… Continue reading Kickstart Your Days in 2021
Underrated Tips for Underclassmen
Sitting in Mesa’s theater, I will never forget these words: “these four years will be the fastest four years of your life,” said Mr. Chambers- the previous Dean of Students. I laughed off his words with my fellow peers about how cliché it sounded. I told myself, “we’re freshmen; we literally have an eternity.” Now, I’m… Continue reading Underrated Tips for Underclassmen
College Tips for Seniors
The most dreaded month of all time, November. After the realization that three years have passed, students are now applying to their dream schools. As we realize that the next step of our lives awaits us, the familiarity of being surrounded by our high school peers will no longer be a daily part of our… Continue reading College Tips for Seniors
Halloween During a Pandemic
Every October, people start putting up their Halloween decorations, officially marking the beginning of the holiday season. This year, there were significantly less people trick-or-treating and decorating their homes due to the pandemic. Some polls estimate less than 60% of Americans participated in this past Halloween. Among Mesa students, there were mixed opinions on what… Continue reading Halloween During a Pandemic
Is it too Early to Reopen Mesa?
Many schools nation-wide have reopened. Many of them have closed. Murrieta Mesa plans on reopening in January; we must evaluate, would this reopening take in account the public health of their students and teachers, or is this their way of appeasing external pressures? Students and faculty should know the implications of their decisions and… Continue reading Is it too Early to Reopen Mesa?
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