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Your World. Your Stories. Everyday.

METEA MEDIA

Your World. Your Stories. Everyday.

METEA MEDIA

Makenzie Aquino

Makenzie Aquino

Makenzie is a senior at Metea, and this is her first year in journalism, working in graphic design. Outside of school, she’s a concerningly avid storyteller through digital art and writing personal stories. To the dismay of her friends, she meshes her favorite genres (horror, fantasy, dystopian, etc) into her artistic endeavors. Besides art, she enjoys gardening, playing video games, and daydreaming while listening to music.

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Homecoming, a treasured memory for many, has students and staff working behind the scenes to make every little detail become a reality.

[Photo] Student government fuels homecoming with spirit, strategy, and balloons

Sakeenah Amatul, Spotlight Editor
October 10, 2025

Homecoming, a treasured memory for many, has students and staff working behind the scenes to make every little detail become a reality.

Despite preconceived ideas that misogyny is a part of the past, it is still very much around, and very much real.

[Photo] Misogyny still exists

Joseph Pedersen, Perspectives Reporter
October 2, 2025

Despite preconceived ideas that misogyny is a part of the past, it is still very much around, and very much real.

Media has started to influence how people feel about themselves as they start to visibly grow older.

[Photo] Aging is an achievement, not a burden

Mia Murphy, Perspectives Reporter
September 25, 2025

Media has started to influence how people feel about themselves as they start to visibly grow older.

The demanding nature of today's economic landscape is changing how parents raise their kids, resulting in a permanently changed family dynamic.

[Photo] How modern families strive for connection in a digital age

Sakeenah Amatul, Spotlight Editor
September 12, 2025

The demanding nature of today's economic landscape is changing how parents raise their kids, resulting in a permanently changed family dynamic.

America could be falling down the all too familiar path of authoritarianism we've seen in our history classes.

[Photo] American democracy is dead

Joseph Pedersen, Perspectives Reporter
September 5, 2025

America could be falling down the all too familiar path of authoritarianism we've seen in our history classes.

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