Letter from the editors: The road is winding down
As we await for the (limited) school days to wind down, we tried to answer the question: what next? this issue
April 27, 2019
What’s up, Mill Valley? Welcome to issue seven of the JagWire. As seniors, the three of us are really looking forward to upcoming fun events: our journalism Anaheim trip, prom (still don’t have a date? Flip to page 28 for some promposal inspiration), After Prom, (which you can read all about on page five) and finally, graduation.
This last event has been long-awaited, as we’ve been preparing for it for the duration of our entire secondary education experience, so we decided to take a quick poll of our younger staff members: what are you planning for the future?
Their wide-range of answers, as well as the following questions they had for us older staffers, was the inspiration for this issue’s special section: the future. So, if you’re not sure how to choose your goals, how to achieve them, or arguably most importantly, how to pay for them, try flipping to page 13 for the answer. The three of us have said on multiple occasions while working on this issue that we wished we had known some of the information in it earlier, so we hope it helps you through your own process, or at the very least, gets the wheels turning for what your future may hold. Whatever happens, the future is bright for all jaguars.
Beyond the special section, we have a variety of topics for your enjoyment, from how to save the bees to a behind-the-scenes look into MVTV’s beloved “What’s Happening Now?” segment, so give it a read — we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.
As the semester winds down, we sincerely hope you stick with us through our next (and final) letter from the editors. If you need us, we’ll be savoring every last moment of our time here.
This is senior Ally Nguyen’s third and last year on the newspaper staff and she’s extremely excited to take on her role as JagWire editor-in-chief alongside two of her closest friends. When not in C-101, she can often be found at the nearest coffee shop consuming an unhealthy amount of caffeine or driving around her two younger siblings, Dylan and Kate. Additionally, she is an executive leadership team member of the Relay for Life committee, a...
This is Anika Roy’s third and final year on staff, and she’s incredibly excited for her position as editor-in-chief. While you can find her in the journalism room almost all the time, she also spends free time on the tennis courts, the piano, the swimming pool, or her church. Additionally, she’s an officer of NHS, an executive leadership team member of Relay for Life, and a member of Spanish Honor Society, MV Outfitters, and Student Ambassadors....
Senior Annie Myers is undergoing her third year on the JagWire staff as an editor-in-chief. At Mill Valley, she’s an event chair for Relay for Life, senior class secretary on Student Council, club officer for Youth for Refugees and MV Outfitters, and participates in National Honor Society and National Art Honor Society. Outside of school, she enjoys leading her kindergarteners every Sunday at Westside Family Church alongside a wonderful friend....
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