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Ollie Shuminas

Ollie Shuminas

Ollie Shuminas is a Senior who has been on staff for three years. He is currently the Editor-in-chief of the Stampede. Outside of journalism, you may find him a part of Metea’s many theatrical activities, the speech team, or reading a plethora of books.

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The silent struggles of transgender students

Ollie Shuminas, Print Editor-In-Chief
May 2, 2024
Members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies participate in Day of (No) Silence at Metea.

[Photo] Editorial: Make some noise to help LGBTQ+ students be heard

The Stampede Editorial Board
April 12, 2024
Junior Madison Monroe plays the National Anthem on the electric guitar.

Black History Month assembly brings joy and education

Ollie Shuminas and Ell Macias
February 21, 2024
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[Photo] Mustangs celebrate Diwali by showcasing their traditional attire

Ritika Khurana, Tanay Pant, Venkata Sri Saiveer Chelliboyina, and Mansi Bajaj
November 15, 2023
Seniors struggle during the tug of war against the sophomores leading to a loss.

[Photo] The Homecoming assembly inspires spirit among students

The Stampede Photographers
October 2, 2023
The course selection process causes students to stress about their future classes

[Photo] Guidance counselors offer advice to students who stress about course selection

Chloe Stables, Spotlight Reporter
January 24, 2023
‘Gender Queer’ is helping people everywhere understand what it is like to be on the transgender/non-binary spectrum.

Maia Kobabe does an amazing job illustrating and expressing the journey of eir identity

Ollie Shuminas, Diversity Editor
January 13, 2023
Black and Gold podcast: Episode 1

Black and Gold podcast: Episode 1

Venkata Sri Saiveer Chelliboyina, Tanay Pant, Ayaana Pradhan, and Ollie Shuminas
December 12, 2022
Starting Christmas celebrations too early takes away from the true magic of the holiday season.

[Photo] Christmas season does not have to start in November

Sarah Holzman, Perspectives Editor
November 30, 2022
The search for a replacement principal has taken place as Dr. Echols plans to retire.

[Photo] The search for a new principal begins amid Echols’ last year

Chloe Stables, Spotlight Reporter
November 13, 2022
Members of Metea's music program come together to play America the Beautiful to close out the assembly.

Metea Students Honor Veterans Day with an Assembly

Ollie Shuminas and PJ Bender
November 11, 2022

[Video] Top Five Halloween Movies: Episode Five

Ollie Shuminas and Sarah Holzman
October 31, 2022

[Video] Top Five Halloween Movies: Episode Four

Ollie Shuminas and Sarah Holzman
October 28, 2022

[Video] Top Five Halloween Movies: Episode Three

Ollie Shuminas and Sarah Holzman
October 27, 2022

[Video] Top Five Halloween Movies: Episode Two

Ollie Shuminas and Sarah Holzman
October 26, 2022

Top Five Halloween Movies: Episode One

Ollie Shuminas and Sarah Holzman
October 25, 2022
CPR training is a required unit for freshman P.E. classes, yet last school year's freshmen and sophomores have not received their certifications from the American Heart Association.

[Photo] Sophomores and juniors who went through CPR training last year have yet to receive their certifications

Sarah Holzman, Perspectives Editor
October 11, 2022

This Week’s Metea Minute

Ollie Shuminas and Kayla Clark
September 27, 2022
The Orchesis dancer flips through the air during their dance.

Students gather to the pep-rally the day before Homecoming

Ollie Shuminas, Kayla Clark, and JT
September 26, 2022
Seniors cheer on their fellow classmate as they ride a scooter and push themself along with a plunger in the relay race.

Mustangs unite to kickoff homecoming week

Ollie Shuminas, Kayla Clark, and PJ Bender
September 20, 2022

This Week’s Metea Minute

Ollie Shuminas
September 7, 2022
The Highland Park community remembers the victims from July 4 through a memorial service.

Opinions: Gun control laws in the United States have to change

Ollie Shuminas, Diversity Editor
August 30, 2022

This Week’s Metea Minute

Ollie Shuminas and Kayla Clark
August 29, 2022
A student walks to the restroom holding a required pass.

[Photo] New bathroom policies spark discussion among students

Tanay Pant, Spotlight Editor
August 25, 2022
Rachel loves to be active in the school community, but most of all, she enjoys performing with her peers.

Humans of Metea: Rachel Byrne

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
May 23, 2022
Senior Saish Pothina is involved in many activities, but one thing that he is most proud of is placing fourth in state for his humorous duet speech with his partner Lauren Verthein.

Humans Of Metea: Saish Pothina

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
May 11, 2022
Ananya Gondesi closes out her junior year by being a stage manager for the spring musical A Chorus Line.

Ananya Gondesi closes the curtain on her junior year while stage managing

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
May 3, 2022
Telling a story is one of the most powerful means that someone has to influence, teach, and inspire. When a story catches our attention and engages us, we are more likely to absorb the message and meaning within it, thus making that journey resonate with the reader, which makes many classic books still relevant to this day.

Are classic novels still relevant?

Isabela Sanchez and Ollie Shuminas
April 28, 2022

Classics morals can be told through more relevant books

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
April 28, 2022
Metea theater students practice for A Chorus Line.

[Photo] ‘A Chorus Line’ got the role from its amazing performance

Christina Guckel, Spotlight Editor
April 25, 2022
ASL student Autumn Zayas signs “Deaf History Month” to celebrate the closing of 2022 Deaf History Month

Deaf history is American history

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
April 14, 2022
Schedule for the Week of April 11

Schedule for the Week of April 11

Ollie Shuminas
April 11, 2022
Members of the Speech team raise a glass to an amazing season.

An end of the season celebration: Speech team celebrates their accomplishments

Christina Guckel, Ollie Shuminas, and Tanay Pant
March 25, 2022
Roman Newhouse is very active in the Metea community and wants students to know that it is never too late to follow their dreams.

Humans of Metea: Roman Newhouse

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
March 22, 2022
Marsha P. Johnson wore many bright colors and fabrics in order to express herself as a transgeder woman and a drag queen.

Marsha P. Johnson: The activist

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
March 2, 2022

What does Black History Month serve as?

Ollie Shuminas and Sofia Jubraj
March 2, 2022
Black History Month helps show students at Metea whom we have to thank for so many things in the world.

Black History Month serves as a reminder that Black History is not solely confined to the fight for racial equality

Ollie Shuminas, Alisha Chhatwal, Madison Moon, Tanmayi Sharat, Brennan Lockwood, Isabela Sanchez, Sofia Jubraj, and Maxwell Berglind
March 2, 2022
Senior Lauren Verthein recently got fourth place in the state for Humorous Duet Acting for Speech.

Humans Of Metea: Lauren Verthein

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Writer
March 1, 2022
Nikhil Venkat shares his experiences from Youth and Government.

Humans of Metea: Nikhil Venkat

Ollie Shuminas, Spotlight Reporter
February 16, 2022
Metea Valley winter pep rally set spirits high during chilly times

Metea Valley winter pep rally set spirits high during chilly times

Autumn Zayas, Ollie Shuminas, and Aidan Renteria
February 11, 2022
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