My journey through the digestive system

The digestive system through the point of view of fruit By Nika Zamani Header image by Jannah Sheriff Sitting next to a plum, a mango and a few peaches, I had no idea what was in store for me. I spent my days in a white bowl snuggled in between the mango and peaches. Occasionally, …

Reaching Out for the Greater Good

An in-depth look at some of the outreach projects conducted by MVRT

Reaching the Skies Just to Fail?

Exploring how learning from experimental error may teach students more than a successful experiment would

The Apocalypse Is Not Coming

Why statements about a future of fire — or even no future at all — driven by climate change are neither accurate nor beneficial

Should lunar backups be sent to the moon?

Sending information archives to the lunar surface for future generations

From frantic to calm: The power of tea and its importance to the human body

An insight on tea’s neurological and health benefits

The Golden Baby

A couple uncovers the horrors of genetic engineering

Avoiding Alzheimer’s

Can this neurodegenerative disorder can be fixed anytime soon? By Hira Sundar Imagine a world where you can’t trust even yourself — where everything is not as it seems — so you stay hypervigilant to combat the stress that torments your unsleeping mind. Imagine a world, dark and dim, where all you know is that …

The benefits of rising early

How does being a morning person affect MVHS students? By Ellie Chen 7:00 a.m.: Beep! Beep! Beep! Your alarm is going off. 7:45 a.m.: Grab breakfast to eat on the way to school. 7:55 a.m.: Run to your first period class. This may a typical schedule for an MVHS student on a weekday, but on …

Glitch

A society in which technology has taken over By Shivani Madhan Click. Clack. The sound of Michelle’s heels against the ground activated her car, the doors whooshing open. She climbed in and set her briefcase in the passenger seat as the vehicle automatically strapped her in. Pulling out of the driveway, Michelle took a minute …