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By A&E Editors Stephanie Dutra & Hana Sheikh The Smoke Signal collected student responses of their own bullet journals through an online form to accompany the Guide to Bullet Journals in-print coverage. This online extension features…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen & Jonathan Ko In an effort to raise awareness and money for the American Cancer Society, MSJ hosted its annual Relay for Life overnight relay. Students, faculty, and parents gathered…
By Staff Writers Gloria Chang, Amy Chen & Jonathan Ko In light of the class elections for the Class of 2020 on March 10 and the class elections for the Class of 2019 and 2018…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen, Katherine Guo, Jonathan Ko, Julia Park & Vicki Xu Questions: Describe your journey from the end of high school to where you are today. Were there experiences during high school…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen & Jenny Miao The Smoke Signal interviewed Sophomores Shivang Shelat and Anthony Gao, known as the Fantastic Fellows, and Ashley Wang about their respective blogs. Read on to find out…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen, Hannah Chou, Heather Gan & Andrew Kan With finals just around the corner, the Diehard Tryhards decided to wind down and play a friendly game of Bocce Ball. In an…
By Staff Writers Gloria Chang & Amy Chen Local — Tesla Autopilot crash investigation closed On January 19, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) officially cleared Fremont-based Tesla Motors in the investigation of the fatal…
By Staff Writer Julia Park MSJ Visual Arts and Music for Society (VAMS) held their annual benefit concert at Irvington High School’s Valhalla Theater on December 22 in collaboration with Irvington High School’s VAMS and…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen & Richard Chenyu Zhou Ordering food has never been easier as many apps now offer food pickup and delivery services from local restaurants and eateries. The Smoke Signal tested and…
By Staff Writers Amy Chen & Vicki Xu From Harvard University’s Great Butter Rebellion in 1766 to today, schools in the US have seen their fair share of activism. Recent student protests have been increasingly…
