Renaissance
Harnoor Gill, Staff Writer
November 17, 2011
Renaissance is a time when we, the students, are acknowledged for our good grades and overall GPA. The grades from term one determine what kind of “reward” a student will get: Platinum, Gold, or Silver. For a 4.o and above GPA you will receive a Platinum reward(Nov. 15). For... Read more »
Revolution in Education: Slader.com
Anne Capcap, Staff Writer
October 24, 2011
Students all over the country have been pulling their hair out of their scalps and walking around school with eye bags the size of footballs because of studying late into the night. East to west, middle school, high school, and college students are jotting down notes under the light of the moon even... Read more »
Real Steel: A Smash Hit
Chelsea, writer
October 11, 2011
The movie Real Steel, staring Hugh Jackman, Charlie Kenton, and his estranged son Dakota Goyo, Max Kenton, and the lovely woman of Charlie’s life, Evangeline Lilly as Bailley Tallat. Charlie is a small time promoter and robot boxer for this new sport in the future, where human boxing has been... Read more »
Beastly
Jeanelly Calderon
March 9, 2011
Beastly is based on the story that everyone knows, Beauty and the Beast. The main characters were Vanessa Hudgens as “Lindy”, the Belle of the story and Alex Pettyfer as the beast, or “Kyle”. The setting is a New York private school with Lindy as the scholarship student and... Read more »
News 10 Coach of the Year
David Valdez
February 2, 2011
As you might have heard, the school’s own Coach TJ Ewing had been selected as News 10’s coach of the year. In the article, it discusses the reasons as to why Coach TJ Ewing is an icon for to his football team and all other student athletes. (Link to the story is provided at the bottom of the page).We... Read more »
The Muliticultural Rally
Jeanelly Calderon
January 26, 2011
This year’s Multicultural Rally was full of excitement and… culture! It was much anticipated and we had a larger turn out than usual, while settling in you could hear the nervous chatter from the performers and the excited voices from the filled bleachers. A few words were said to introduce the dancers... Read more »
November Gaming
David Valdez
November 17, 2010
This month, everyone will be celebrating Thanksgiving with their famlies, feasting on turkey or ham with mashed potatoes and maybe even some apple cider. But for those that will not be par taking in the turkey festivities, there are some cool video games coming out this month that will make you feel... Read more »
Forever a Mustang: Ms. Buford, You Will Be Missed
Shelly Kuang
September 2, 2010
Enter to learn Over yonder where the horizons smile sunny rays over MTHS lays one of the daintiest classrooms ever seen. Decorated with students’ heart-felt memoirs, inspirational quotes and uncontainable love, the room harnesses the powers of knowledge and cultivates it into... Read more »
New Band Director Has High Hopes for MTHS
Nancy Nguyen
September 2, 2010
Changes happen every year here at Monterey Trail High School. One of the big contributors to those changes this year is our new band director, Mr. Aaron Smith. Before teaching at Monterey Trail, Mr. Smith taught at Vacaville High School, excelling and focusing on jazz music. Beginning on the percussion... Read more »
Do Mood Rings Really Work?
Micky Wong
December 14, 2009
Many people who have owned mood rings (or mood necklaces or bracelets) have probably, at one point, marveled at the rings’ color changes, which supposedly correlate with the wearers’ emotional states. Unfortunately, mood rings do not actually change according to the person’s mood. Instead,... Read more »

