Opinion – Page 2 – The Mustang

Chaos, but not fraud, reigned in Florida midterms

December 11, 2018

The 2018 midterm elections have captivated millions of Americans across the country with new Democratic gains in the U.S. House of Representatives and in key state positions and with allegations of voter fraud. Notably, Democrat...

Christmas before December: How early is too early?

Hannah Stanley, Sports Editor

December 11, 2018

Many love to get into the holiday spirit when Christmas season comes around, but often these celebrations occur far before the so-called ‘Christmas season.’ A great deal of people start celebrating Christmas just after Halloween,...

Two Strikes and you’re out: what happened to three?

Madison Parola, Co-editor-In-Chief

November 14, 2018

The start of this school year was normal and enjoyable; many students went about their days following MHS rules about having hallway passes and showing IDs when entering and leaving the building. When the new assistant principal...

NYT dutifully publishes an insubordinate official

MacKenzie Stewart, News Editor

November 14, 2018

In September, The New York Times published an opinion article titled “I Am Part of the Resistance inside the Trump Administration,” which was written by a senior official in the Trump administration. This official wrote about...

The press trumps the president

Editorial Board

September 25, 2018

On Aug. 16, 2018, about 350 newspapers across the country responded to President Trump’s attacks on the media by publishing their own editorials, an opinion article from the perspective of the newspaper’s editorial board,...

Catastrophic chain of crisis

Allison Nick, Staff Reporter

March 20, 2018

Millions of news articles are published daily. Of these articles, the majority of them cover negative events. The “Breaking News” is often a report of a missing person or a violent attack instead of showing individuals influencing...

Mundelein has opportunity to teach students about impact of racism

Gianna Scibetta, Editor-in-Chief

March 19, 2018

Letter from the editor In recent events at MHS, the topics of hate speech, racial slurs and discrimination have sparked talk between students, teachers and administration. After the surfacing of a video of a student committi...