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Mill Valley News

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Mill Valley News

Anna Zwahlen

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is senior Anna Zwahlen’s second year on the JagWire newspaper staff. She is thrilled to be one of the new Editors In Chief of the JagWire and Mill Valley News. Anna is also involved in the National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Scholars Bowl, GSA and is co-president for Youth for Refugees. Outside of school, Anna loves to read and spend time with her friends, as well as listen to new music and watch her favorite TV shows and movies between her work as a barista.

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Review: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Review: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
November 29, 2023
After the coin toss, seniors Tristan Baker and Jake Fischer jump and lock arms for the pregame hype ritual.

Jaguar football starts the season with a strong win against Olathe Northwest

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
September 2, 2023
Opinion: Anti-transgender laws are harmful to queer youth

Opinion: Anti-transgender laws are harmful to queer youth

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
May 17, 2023
While it may be true that oil and fossil fuels are a necessary and quick resource for the present day, JagWire reporter Anna Zwahlen argues there has to be a middle ground between demand and climate progress.

Opinion: The government should be doing more to mitigate America’s emissions

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
April 21, 2023
Opinion: Cutting corners can trim students success

Opinion: Cutting corners can trim students’ success

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
March 16, 2023
Debate team leader sophomore Bella Guess demonstrates a run through of speaking drills to improve her speech abilities Friday, Jan. 27.

Sophomore Bella Guess leads novices through the complex world of debate

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
February 6, 2023
Math teacher Chris Borchers goes over the varying levels of difficulty regarding questions on the ACTs math section.

Staff hosts ACT prep seminars to help students improve test scores

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
January 14, 2023
Opinion: sometimes the key to success is failure

Opinion: sometimes the key to success is failure

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
December 13, 2022
Opinion: Small votes can have large impacts

Opinion: Small votes can have large impacts

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
November 17, 2022
Reading the affirmative speech for the debate team’s second practice round, freshman Barron Fox stands at the front of the room Friday, Sept 23.

Debate faces tough competition at Blue Valley North

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
October 19, 2022
The best hang out spots for students in the KC area

The best hang out spots for students in the KC area

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
September 29, 2022
Instructing a class of novice debaters, speech and communications instructor Shawn Rafferty gestures to a mapped out argument. On the board, the list displays this year’s current debate topic around NATO and international tensions. “Mill Valley is a very good school,” said Rafferty, “I look forward to the opportunity and the challenges of working here.”

New speech and debate coach looks forward to a challenging year

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief
September 7, 2022
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