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Academically Inclined, Journalistically Refined

The Academy Chronicle

Academically Inclined, Journalistically Refined

The Academy Chronicle

Sarah Ulloa

Sarah Ulloa, Staff Writer

Sarah Ulloa is a senior, working as a staff writer. She is interested in writing entertainment for the newspaper. At MECA, she plans to graduate with good grades. After college, she wants to lead a successful, stable life, traveling the world.

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Take a look at the 90's trendiest heartthrobs and see how they have aged today. (Illustration by Savannah Banuelos)

90’s Male Heartthrobs: Did time treat them well?

Story by Sarah Ulloa, Staff Writer
December 3, 2025

Back in the 90s, these men were on the front page of magazines, on posters, and in everyone’s minds. Although time treats everyone differently, public opinions about these well known heartthrobs have...

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Fans excitingly wait for NCT Dream's, The Dream Show 3, concert to start.

Do’s and Don’ts for Concerts

Story by Sarah Ulloa, Staff Writer
April 7, 2025

Imagine this: you’re at your favorite artist’s concert, having the time of your life. You’re singing, dancing, and soaking in every moment, but just as the most talked about part of the show is about...

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Dodger season is on the way! The newest updates on the team's roster only marks the beginning of another great year! (Illustration by Savannah Banuelos)

The Champs Revamp

Story by Sarah Ulloa, Staff Writer
March 12, 2025

With Spring Training kicking off, baseball season is just around the corner! For the Dodgers, that means a fresh start, an upgraded roster, and another shot at greatness.  This season, the Dodgers...

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Not many people know much about the Golden Globes, and even less know about Emilia Perez, a foreign film causing a lot of discourse among audiences.

Stolen Spotlight

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
February 21, 2025

Nobody really knows why Emilia Perez (a foreign film and musical) swept the Golden Globes, but many suspect unfair advantages, improper calls, and a rigged system of critics, especially when faced with...

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Senior Dominik Maldonado makes a jaw dropping block against freshman Natalia Jarquin, surprising viewers who were watching.

A Block to Remember

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
February 13, 2025

Senior Dominik Maldonado made a devastating block for Coronado’s basketball team against Natalia Jarquin, a freshman, continuing to play to the very best of his abilities despite temporarily being a...

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Fans are at a loss, pulled by their expectations of Disney versus what it's become. (Illustration by Savannah Banuelos)

Is the magic fading?

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
February 5, 2025

While many can remember Disney’s iconic characters from Disney princesses to Mickey Mouse, many are left wondering whether the magical spark of creativity Disney once had has truly died out. Much...

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Many people complain about the nonstop ads on streaming services but are they really necessary? (Image made by Iliana Maldonado)

Streaming Gone Mad

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
January 22, 2025

You're watching your favorite movie and as the final battle takes place, inching closer to the edge of your seat ready to see who strikes first, only to find yourself interrupted by several ads; An ongoing...

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Many students have to choose between education and sports, and in such a small school like MECA, the decision can be tough.

Scoring goals or grades?

Story by Iliana Maldonado and Sarah Ulloa
January 22, 2025

Although MECA may be a small school, it’s never been short of spirit; but many students are left asking why there’s been an emergence of sports in recent years, with the additions of soccer, or flag...

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Drawing by staff artist Savannah Banuelos

Falling back: Daylight savings

It's time to fall back on an old topic and discover what exactly daylight savings is, where it came from, and whether MECA truly enjoys saving sunlight or darker days.
Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
December 2, 2024

While most of us spend the first week or two adjusting to the change in daylight, It's time yet again, to fall back on an old topic and discover what exactly daylight savings is, where it came from, and...

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Dodger merch showcasing the iconic L.A. logo. 
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They Not Like Us Ft. The Boys in Blue

Story by Sarah Ulloa, Staff Writer
November 18, 2024

The Los Angeles Dodgers have victoriously claimed the 2024 World Series title, ending a long season of baseball and bringing the championship trophy back to LA.  The Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees...

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A birds eye view of Dodger stadium and the city of Los Angeles. (Image provided by: Pix4free)

Next Stop: World Series

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
October 30, 2024

The Los Angeles Dodgers are off to the World Series! With a thrilling Game 6 victory against the New York Mets, the Dodgers have punched their ticket to face the New York Yankees in an exciting showdown...

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A word board representing voting day along with a roll of voting stickers! (Photo provided by: Element5 Digital)

Voting 101

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
October 28, 2024

MECA’s very own how-to guide for voting in high school. Teaching students and adults alike the ins and outs of getting their voices heard in this year’s election, debunking myths, sharing tips, and...

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Matt Johnson informing parents about his class at MECA's annual Back to School Night!

Meet Mr. Johnson!

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
October 23, 2024

Clap your hands, stomp your feet, turn your heads and get ready to meet… Matt Johnson, MECA’s newest PE teacher, who’s always ready to turn up the room with his witty remarks and adamant attitude,...

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Dr. Katarina Garcia and Dr. Ryan McDonnell showing off MECA's California Distinguished School Award.

The Big Blue Ribbon

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
October 7, 2024

MECA has been awarded with the high honor of a National Blue ribbon, an award given to a select few schools for academic excellence, and the completion of a rigorous application, exemplifying the true...

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Meet our new assistant principal, Dr. Katarina Garcia!

Greetings Dr. Garcia!

Story by Sarah Ulloa and Iliana Maldonado
September 23, 2024

The 2024 - 2025 school year at Mt. SAC Early College Academy has seen new additions to the staff. One of the newest faces is Dr. Katrina Garcia, our new Assistant Principal. Dr. Garcia  is a prominent...

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