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By: Staff Writer Genevieve Huang On March 23, the 3rd annual Alameda County Science Engineering Fair (ACSEF) recognized 43 MSJ students for their research projects that tackled problems from all different areas of science, everything…

By: Staff Writer Lillian Zhao   MSJ recently competed in Bay Area Quiz Kids, a series of competitions aired on channel KRON 4 and PenTV Channel 26. The actual competitions were taped in Peninsula TV’s…

By: Staff Writer Iyesha Puri  On March 4 and 5, 22 students in MSJ’s Japanese classes competed in a school wide speech contest. Students competed in their respective categories and two students from each category…

By: Staff Writers Anand Balaji and Hairol Ma   Senate Constitutional Amendment Number 5 (SCA5) is a proposed piece of California state legislation that would allow California universities to take race into account during college…

By: Staff Writer Katrina Cherk On February 23, robotics teams from across Northern California competed at the 2013-2014 FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) NorCal Regional Championship Tournament held at Newark Memorial High School. A buzz of…

By: Staff Writers Alice Cheng and Arti Patankar and Sports Editor Ishan Goyal Click here for Part 2 (Napping). Why do we dream? For eons, humans have puzzled over the science of dreaming. What causes…

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By: Grace Dong The 2014 Fremont Unified School District Young Authors’ came to a close as the top authors for each grade level were honored at the Winners’ Circle Awards Tea on February 25 at…

By: Anand Balaji MSJ Peer Resource has been exploring a variety of unique ways to get the word out about teen dating violence. This year they have started a free t-shirt campaign, a charity fashion…

By: Andrea Tam This year, the pre-registration packets distributed to students feature several changes in course listings, including a new Principles of Engineering course, new Physical Education classes and the addition of two new AP…