Frosh fundraise for their future with E-recycling
written by Jenae Galang · January 25, 2010
When it comes to making money, minors always find a simple solution: collecting empty water bottles, receiving a mere 5¢ for every bottle recycled. Frosh Council got creative and up the ante by upgrading from bottles to old Moreau’s old TVs, earning 15¢ per pound. On Saturday, January 30th, Frosh... [Read more]
Chen gains recognition for her tech-savvy teaching
written by Patrick Magno · January 25, 2010
Ask any Moreau student taking Mandarin about learning such a complex language, and they will tell you more about twitter accounts and interactive games instead of memorization drills. Chinese and Computer Science teacher Henny Chen has long been admired by her students for teaching Chinese in a technology-driven... [Read more]
Clubs host Ethnic Cultural Potluck
written by Kimmie Aralar · December 12, 2009
The intense aroma of different ethnic foods filled the student center as clubs hosted the Ethnic Cultural Potluck during collaboration earlier this week. The idea of the potluck originated from Filipino Club Vice President, junior Mariel Hernandez, and Chinese Film Club President, junior Gaby Lee. “We... [Read more]
Change in Frosh Retreats
November 2, 2009
A white candleholder is placed on each of four rectangular tables. In one corner, there is a combination of green, purple, and blue pillows. On the wall is the quote: “You are a divine work of art, always bringing forth expression of beauty.” This is the newly converted room, G-23, which held the... [Read more]
That’s How The Cookie Crumbles
written by Carissa Quiambao and Adriana Jones Lima · October 26, 2009
Six chocolate chip cookies are lined up on a sleek black lab table, ready to be judged and eaten for a coveted five extra credit points. Each cookie has what students hope will be the perfect amalgamation of ingredients to win first place. The week before the contest students had been diligently baking... [Read more]
Get out of school BBQ boosts student fundraiser
October 21, 2009
Many students eagerly waited along the front of Garin gym for admission into Moreau’s first ever “get out of school BBQ”. Sporting their new black and green T-shirts, they peeked over each other and through the fence, trying to catch a glimpse of what awaited them in the baseball fields. Finally,... [Read more]
H1/N1 scare prompts precaution
written by Shruti Shrisvastav · September 17, 2009
Some people started looking at each other suspiciously when Principal Lauren Lek came on MCTV during ninth period Wednesday, Aug 19. Her first few words, “Good Afternoon Moreau Catholic,” seemed pretty normal. The mention of sickness, however, caused a stir among the student body, and for the next... [Read more]
Frosh experience spiritual journey
written by Ali Giron · September 17, 2009
One of the more subtle changes you may not be aware off at Moreau this year is the new Spiritual Portfolio Project. This year all freshmen will be required by the theology department to create a spiritual portfolio, an on-going project for all four years of high school. This new change came about after... [Read more]
In with jeans out with the blue
written by Trish Denoga · September 17, 2009
This school year, students are allowed to wear jeans to school as long as they are not any shade of blue. The new policy was made in response to the imitation jeans that became so popular last year. “The change came about from the decision and suggestions from the administration, staff, parents, and... [Read more]
From laptop to smashed top
written by Lawerence Rivac · September 11, 2009
“When I went to the doctor’s they stuck a Q-Tip in my throat and tested me for something, and I stayed home for about two days,” Embry said. “They did that to me too,” Ly added, “but I didn’t have swine flu.” Suddenly, teachers started noticing up to nine students missing in a single... [Read more]
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