![Sexting; [less lol more omg] affects teens’ self esteem, respect among peers](http://www.mcsun.org/wp-content/themes/arthemia/scripts/timthumb.php?src=http://www.mcsun.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/phone_amanda.png&w=260&h=190&zc=1&q=100)
She dug deep down in her purse, frantically searching for her cell phone. She emptied the whole thing out and began to panic when all she found were her car keys, pencil case, school ID card, and student planner.
The color drained from an MC girls lacrosse player’s face when her mom sat her down to tell her the news that her respected coach, Rob Alarcon, age 35, had been arrested under suspicion of sending inappropriate text messages with sexual content to a female student at Del Norte High School on Jan. 7.
Museums are often reliant on volunteers to function. They also allow you to pursue your interests very specifically. If you breezed through AP Physics and love children (or have never really grown up yourself), the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center will keep you entertained with their Education Program. If you are one of Alison Talle’s favorite students and a Picasso/Rembrandt buff, SDMA has got you covered.
I’m rather glad I didn’t see “New Moon” from the Twilight Saga on the first few opening days. When I fought my way in the theatre for the previous movie “Twilight,” which scored $35.7 million on its opening day, it was full of screaming, obsessive, and over-eager fangirls.
The recently released movie “Leap Year” has all the necessary components of a perfect romantic comedy: a superficial conflict, two good-looking protagonists, and a great location.
Loading ... Loading ...To raise money for different causes, the Sea Shepherds Club is having a fundraiser where people are encouraged to recycle ink cartridges and old cell phones.
After starting his English teaching career at MC in 1977, earning the San Diego County Teacher of the Year Award in 1999, and writing a book in 2009 (“Meetings at the Metaphor Café”), English teacher Bob Pacilio is retiring. “I love his teaching style,” junior Austin Sher said. “The way he uses music is incredible. He’s definitely going to be missed around campus.”
On Friday, ASB hosted an assembly promoting Winter Formal. Walking into the gym, one could hear the sounds of the band playing their traditional tune. The ceremony began with an introduction and video of the winter sports, with teams allowed to walk out onto the stage.
Keith Hawkins spoke at MC once again at freshmen retreat on January 8. A phenomenal speaker, he stirred profound feelings and coaxed overdue tears from the hearts of troubled teenagers.
Only a few games into their league season, the girls in JV basketball are already burning up their competition.
Now at the midpoint the wrestling season, the JV wrestling team believes they have made drastic improvements on their techniques, condition, and their overall team camaraderie. These advancements have translated to positive results in every tournament.
Losing key players is always going to be a difficult situation for any team. For the JV boys soccer team, this proved to be just a small obstacle in a memorable year.
For every sports team, there is another team whose name sends a shiver through their bones, makes their blood boil, and sends an adrenaline rush just thinking about them: the rival.
His heart is beating, but he is not considered a person. His blue eyes will never have the chance to see the light of day and he will never be given a name or recognized by society. He is about to be killed legally. This legal murder is better known as abortion which should be made illegal.
Only a few games into their league season, the girls in JV basketball are already burning up their competition.
Much like a Victorian era James Bond, Robert Downey Jr.’s Sherlock Holmes is like a detective on steroids, something along the lines of what you would get if you mixed Mike Tyson with Einstein. Both visually and mentally engaging, the film offers enough action to satisfy manly men, enough romance to satisfy girls, enough suspense and twists to thrill mystery buffs and a good enough story to please critics.
The fans are pumped, the stadium is buzzing, the Chargers’ nerves are escalating, the New York Jets are winning, and it is finally Nate Kaeding’s turn to take the kick and show New York what he’s made of. But sometime between when his foot left the ground and made contact with the ball, something went wrong. One of the best kickers in the NFL missed a 40 yard field goal.
Our most recent print issue was published on November 20, 2009.
To browse through a pdf copy of this issue, use the widget below.
There are 2 days until the next issue of the SUN comes out!
