Junior paper, AP tests, SATs. For most juniors, all of these big scary obstacles, that used to instill fear in us, are now things of the past. But for most of the juniors, there is still one huge obstacle looming in front of them: the American Identity Speech.

That industry that began with a small fan group has spent most of this past decade growing into a widely-known phenomenon: “anime-mania” has taken the U.S. by storm.

As the big day creeps closer, lady Sundevils dig out their running shoes and hit the great outdoors, or better yet, the local gym, for a quick workout to shed some extra inches.

Senior year is that scary point in a high school student’s life where they are standing at a crossroad. They have to leave their carefree childhood days behind them and prepare to enter the “grown-up” world. It’s a time to make serious decisions.

“It’s the biggest event of the year,” sophomore Alexander Ty said. “And MC’s is always the best.”

Tonight and tomorrow night the Fil Am will be presenting PCN Philipino Culture Night.

The classes flood into the performing arts center. They wait for the show to begin, not sure exactly what to expect. This is Bob Pacilio’s freshman English class’s end of the year project, a “reader’s theatre”.

She smiled big and bright as she sat herself down on the pavement. Her eyes widened nervously as she giggled at the thought of a one on one interview.

With such a modest and outgoing attitude who would have ever thought that junior Erin Menefee would be such a competitor in her three sports: cross country, track, and lacrosse.

Every year in May Michelangelo, Gandhi, and Beethoven all walk into the Humanities classrooms.

Although they may not be the actual Gandhi or Beethoven, for five or so minutes, students embody them.

I have senioritis. Most seniors I know have it. Heck most sophomores I know have it too.

Or so they think, because in reality there is a small but distinct difference between Senioritis and Pre-Summer Anxiety.

The cliché way to ask someone to Prom is to simply buy them flowers and wear a smile but, some MC students went above and beyond this year.