To Read, Or Not to Read?
written by Messhia Young · June 1, 2010
Twilight, adored by many and despised by few, has managed to capture lots of attention in recent years. The interest surrounding Twilight has escalated since the announcement of Eclipse, the movie. Regardless of the reasons for Twilight‘s appealability, it is nevertheless very popular. As Twilight... [Read more]
MHS Mythbusters: Can cracking knuckles give you arthritis?
written by Kristian Sebree · May 18, 2010
In recent years, rumors have flourished about the relationship between cracking knuckles and RA (rheumatoid arthritis); Many people believe RA stems from cracking knuckles, but there is no evidence supporting this. RA is an autoimmune disease, or a disease where the body attacks its own tissue. The causes... [Read more]
MISD PSAT/SAT/ACT Institute
written by Messhia Young · April 14, 2010
For juniors and seniors, the SAT or ACT test is integral to the college admissions process. For those MHS students who feel they struggle with the SAT or just want to further familiarize themselves with the test, MISD offers summer classes for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT. The MISD PSAT/SAT/ACT Institute is... [Read more]
Ben Barber ASL Year Off to Great Start
written by Messhia Young · September 22, 2009
The classroom is so silent you could easily hear a pen drop. Standing before the students, a woman moves her arms and hands in meticulously organized motions. You may find it strange, but Peggy Cobb and her students are used to it. Cobb feels that the best way to learn a language is total immersion,... [Read more]




