Book Review: Twenty Years to Judgment Day
By: Purvi Goel Author and MSJ Alumnus Karthik Raman brings a dark and twisted corporate world to life in his debut novel Twenty Years to Judgement Day. The story follows the lives of two…
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By: Purvi Goel Author and MSJ Alumnus Karthik Raman brings a dark and twisted corporate world to life in his debut novel Twenty Years to Judgement Day. The story follows the lives of two…
Hello MSJ! Like the dark lord Voldemort himself, the Smoke Signal returns once more! This time around, we’ve got two tickets to give away for the Hoodie Allen concert at the Warfield in SF on…
Congratulations to Freshman Chhavi Singal, winner of the ticket giveaway.
Congratulations to our raffle winner, Sophomore Sophomore Samuel Liu. Thanks to everyone who entered! ______________________________________________________________________ Hello MSJ! If you’re reading this, then you must be interested in entering the raffle for the chance to win two…
By: Michael Hsiu The first and only showing of Night on Broadway is to take place on October 5 in the Little Theatre. Tickets are available for the show only or for a dinner and…
Check out the Smoke Signal‘s interview with MSJ Alumni and DJ Nicholi Reece, continued from our September issue. By: Hannah Shih The Smoke Signal: How would you compare the Sun City Festival experience to these…
By: Tammy Tseng All Time Low, A Day To Remember, Pierce the Veil. They’re three of the biggest names in the alternative rock world, each having released incredibly successful albums and amassed a fan…
By: Vivian Jair and Kerrie Wu Gong Cha, a store selling milk tea and other tea-based beverages, opened in late August on the corner by the entrance to the Little Taipei plaza. The Gong Cha…
By: Shirby Wang MSJ National Art Honors Society is planning a new mural next to English Teacher Kathy Mattingly’s classroom, E2B, to be finished by the end of the school year. The mural is planned…
By: Catherine Wang On June 13, MSJ’s Drama classes presented a refreshing spin on William Shakespeare’s play “The Taming of the Shrew” in the Little Theatre. A reversal of the original play’s gender roles, “The…