The Repugnancy of Howard Schultz
“I’m socially liberal, but fiscally conservative.” You’ve heard it before, and it’s something you probably didn’t give much thought to. Chances are, you might apply that label to yourself. It sounds...
View ArticleTimely Reminders from John McCain
It has been a few months since Senator John McCain passed away after serving decades in public service. Although we, including I, may not agree with all his politics, it may be a good time to reflect...
View ArticleWe The People State Showdown
On Friday, February 1st, the Maggie Walker We the People team repped their Constitutional knowledge at the We the People State Competition hosted by the University of Virginia. Welcoming a plethora of...
View ArticleA Democrat’s Defense of Ralph Northam
Last week I was driving home from Richmond through Manchester. As I approached the James River, I was excited because this was a route I’ve rarely taken, and I knew that there was a pretty view of the...
View ArticleCaptain’s Corner: Swim Team Finishes 1st and 2nd at State Championships
Last Thursday, February 14, the Maggie Walker Girls’ Swim Team won first at the Virginia 2A State Swimming Championship at SwimRVA. This win marks the fifth consecutive State title for the Girls’ team...
View ArticleMaggie Walker Music Makes Waves
On a chilly day in December, the entire student body was exposed to the wonderful musical talents of our peers at the Winter Concert. We witnessed vibrant voices, splendid symphonies, and an elegant...
View ArticleOn the Side of Right
To the MLWGS’ers who all-too-readily subscribe to leftist thought, I’m sorry, but this time it’s different. I know the timeline of American history, especially in recent memory, is inextricably linked...
View ArticleBehind the Making of Sweet Charity
The drama department’s latest musical production, Sweet Charity, was an absolute success. The show was lengthy, yet managed to keep the audience captivated every step of the way with glorious dance...
View ArticleChecking In With Senior Mentorships
Every year, many seniors take on the challenge and the joys of mentorships, and get to study and implement skills and research. Focusing on a huge variety of topics, the seniors experience a work...
View ArticleOn The Side of Wrong
To the capitalists who all-too-readily avoid critical thought, Just kidding. But in all seriousness, there needs to be a discussion about the state of American interventionism in Venezuela. Yes, it’s...
View ArticleGSMUC XXII’s Record Breaking Success
Every year, Maggie Walker students look fondly back upon their hard work, long hours, and fun times at Governor’s School Model United Nations, or GSMUN. This year, however, they have even more to smile...
View ArticleLibrary Vision Walk
Whether you use it to catch up on some light reading or to just get some work done, it is safe to say that a vast majority of Maggie Walker students have spent some time in the library. Mrs. DeGroat,...
View ArticleMaggie Walker Mural Painting
This September, members of the administration met with faculty, alumni, students, and parents in order to begin planning a mural for the external wall on the Bluestone Lobby. Colleen Hall, a Richmond...
View ArticleMENA’s Moroccan Excursion
Spring break is finally here! After an arduous week of tests and projects, students can finally toss their book bags to the corner of their rooms and enjoy the sun. With seven days of freedom,...
View ArticleAsian Assembly: Not a Year to Miss
Yesterday evening, a beloved schoolwide tradition was preserved despite initial setback. Asian Assembly, hosted by MLWGS Club Asia, hosted a plethora of performances celebrating Asian culture,...
View ArticleStress Less Week
As we enter the fourth quarter, the end of the school year is getting closer and closer. The sweet promise of summer lingers on everyone’s mind. However, the close of the year also brings along a tidal...
View ArticleNo President, No Problem
Since Algeria managed to emancipate itself from the binds of a bloody civil war during the 1990s, the country has been headed by Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Bouteflika recently announced his intention to...
View ArticleOne Acts Festival 2019: Incredible Student Productions
The annual One Acts Festival is always an immensely impressive spectacle, and this year’s rendition was no different. Showing off a varied and experienced cast, the three shot plays were envisioned,...
View ArticlePresident, Recordbreaker, Criminal…?
If I were to tell you that last week, citizens went to the polls somewhere in the world to voice their opinion on a populist, arch-nationalist leader under pending indictment upon charges...
View ArticleSenior Signing Day Ceremony
One of the most exciting moments in a student-athlete’s career is receiving a verbal scholarship offer from a college, representing years of hard work and commitment which have lead to that moment;...
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