There is a shadow looming over MFS, ominous and inescapable. It starts small, as most great evils do: in the classroom, on the bulletin boards, and in the back of students’ throats, where certain words that long to be spoken die before they ever come out. But this shadow expands,Read More
When Tim Clarke left MFS to teach at Penn Charter, science students were unsure if their beloved teacher’s unique demeanor and passion for his subject could ever be matched. To many, Mr. Clarke is an irreplaceable soul, but astrophysics expert Jennifer Mosher has already rocketed off into the 2015-16 schoolRead More
Their new album may be titled Beat The Champ, but today it seems like the Mountain Goats themselves are the champs of alternative music, and they are not likely to be beaten any time soon. Released to eagerly awaiting fans on April 7, Beat The Champ is a concept album,Read More
Ever since computers first gained the ability to play videos, the death of traditional television as we know it has been preordained. Laptops and tablets are conveniently, becoming better televisions than T.V.’s ever could, despite the size of their screens. While streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu have alreadyRead More
On Saturday March 14, MFS sent two teams to a Quiz Bowl competition in Newark, run by the University of Delaware. Quiz Bowl, an academic tournament run in a manner similar to Jeopardy! and other trivia game shows, tests students’ knowledge of history, science, math, literature, sports, and pop culture,Read More
