Friday, December 25, 2015
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Eagles crush Tigers in 40-6 drubbing, draw rival Cathedral in second round
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Sophomore Philippe Guerrier (number 4) to junior James LoChirco has become a common, and successful, play call for the Eagles this season.
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By:
The Eagle Eye Staff
For the second straight
year and the second time in their history, the Mystic Valley Regional Charter
School football team has advanced to the MIAA Regional Quarterfinals after a
40-6 dismantling of the Lynn Tech Tigers.
Monday, November 2, 2015
Decisions, decisions...: Sullivan outlines effective strategies for selecting a presidential candidates
In a primary election fraught with
informational inconsistencies and occurring during a number of significant national
and international events, it can be hard to maintain a level-headed view of the
candidates.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
'Taylor' made for college: Class of '15 grad dishes on life post-MV
By: Abigail Sullivan
High school is, by its nature, an
ever-changing environment. Each year, new faces grace 306 Highland Avenues’
hallways and classrooms in the form of freshmen, and well-traveled seniors move
on to bigger and better things. Despite this, Mystic Valley’s graduates always
leave an important mark on the school by way of their example and their
endeavors in the future. As such, although the environment at MV might be directly
impacted by those who currently make up the student body, it has evolved and
continues to be affected by the people who came before them.
Melinda Taylor graduated from
Mystic Valley as a member of the class of 2015, and she is currently attending
Gordon College in Wenham, MA, majoring in psychology and music. She was kind
enough to share a few of her experiences and some advice with the current MV
students. This is what she had to say in a recent interview:
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Holy Cap!: MV's student enrollment on the verge of rising
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Parents anxiously await lottery drawings that decide whether their children will be accepted to MV.
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By: Claire Inzerillo
Mystic Valley
Regional Charter School has approached the state of Massachusetts requesting a
cap increase, and, as of now, it is very likely that this proposed idea will be
granted.
Saturday, October 17, 2015
PSATease: He and Nguyen seek test takers' opinions on recent exams
By:
Jason He and Vivian Nguyen
On October 14, 2015, approximately 3.5 million
sophomores and juniors attending high schools all across the nation took either
the PSAT/NMSQT, or, in other words, the Preliminary Scholastic Assessment
Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Whether or not they bombed or
aced the PSATs, students will receive their scores in December of 2015 or early
January of 2016. Sophomores at Mystic Valley took the test for practice,
because next year, students will be aiming for a scholarship, which is what the
juniors faced last Wednesday.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
How much is too much?: Analyzing the Extended Essay and other IB deadlines
By:
Karina Hanson
As the school year is quickly moving along, the
class of 2016 is trying to spot the light at the end of the tunnel. This is
seemingly impossible, though, due to all of the upcoming deadlines. The
consensus from seniors seems to be that the Extended Essay, or “EE”, is the
most daunting of them all.
The EE is one of many assessments needed to achieve
the IB Diploma. Students are allowed a decent amount of leeway when it comes to
creating their essay in the sense that it is based on a subject matter of their
choosing, and it may not exceed 4,000 words.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Eagles soar over GLTHS in 2-1 decision
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Senior Meghan Foley moves downfield in a recent home game against Greater Lowell. The Eagles won 2-1.
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By: Maria DeSimone
The Mystic
Valley Regional Charter School varsity girls’ soccer team scored their first
win in seven games with a 2-1 victory at home over Greater Lowell Technical
High School on October 13th, improving their record to 3-8-2.
Cooking with Karina: Oat Pancakes
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This recipe for oat pancakes will keep your mouth, (and your waistline!) very happy this winter.
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By: Karina Hanson
As we are approaching colder weather,
warm Sunday morning pancakes sound like the perfect option to combat the chill in the air. However,
traditional pancakes are known for being full of refined carbohydrates and
unhealthy fats. This recipe is a simple alternative that barely compromises the
delicious taste and texture of your favorite pancake recipe!
Monday, October 12, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Boys Soccer Loses to Shawsheen
By: Deanna Cook and Leanne Costa
The Mystic
Valley Regional Charter School’s varsity boys’ soccer team fell to Shawsheen
Valley Technical High School on October 3rd by a final score of 5-2.
The road loss dropped the team’s overall record to 4-5. Freshman midfielder
Soufyane Missbah El Idrissi scored for the Eagles.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Boda Borg Opens in Malden in October
By: Emily DaPonta
We
sat down with the owner of the first Boda Borg in America, located on Pleasant
Street in Malden, on Sunday October 11th to discuss their business and its movement to the states. Boda Borg is a Swedish entertainment company, and the Malden location is the first to open in the United States.
Boda Borg's website describes the new building at 90 Pleasant Street as a “real-world gaming environment.” People in groups of
three to five choose a “quest” that they wish to do and, without any instruction, navigate through each room using clues.
Friday, May 15, 2015
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
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