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  Affordable Products for Easy Spring Makeup  By Maria Shelley   If you are looking for affordable products for the perfect spring makeup look, this article is for you! We share five different products that give you an effortless and glowy look for less!  The e.l.f. Brow Freeze is perfect for achieving the popular soap brow look! Just use a spoolie to brush the product through your eyebrows to give them a fluffy and natural look. Plus this product will lock your brows into place all day without creating a crunchy feeling. (Available at Target for $6)   One of the most popular blushes on the market, the Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso, is totally worth the hype. This blush is perfect for spring as it gives a soft peach flush to the cheeks with just the right amount of shimmer. Plus with its baked formulas, this blush applies so smoothly to the cheeks. (Available at Target for $10)   The L’Oréal Lumi Glowtion is perfect to wear alone or under foundation. It gi...

  Sports Report By Samantha Lynch ‘23   As we are nearing the end of the spring athletic season it is important to honor Mercy athletes for all of their hard work. Mercy’s five spring sports which are currently competing are Lacrosse, Softball, Swim, Track, and Gymnastics. Lacrosse Mercy’s lacrosse team played Hillsdale last Friday and scored six points but unfortunately lost to Hillsdale. On Monday they came back stronger and won against Crystal Springs Uplands School. Later that week on Wednesday, they also played Harker, and on Friday they will play against Castilleja. It has been an eventful week for the Lacrosse team! Softball It has also been a busy week for Softball as well, On Monday, they won against Castilleja with a score of 16 to nothing. They continued this winning streak on Tuesday when they beat The Kings Academy with a score of 12 to nothing. On Thursday, will be playing Notre Dame San Jose.    Track & Field Today, the track team has their first m...

  Fun Summer Activity Recommendations By Jazmine Moran ‘24   As the summer season is approaching, you might be looking for some fun and unique things to do with or without your friends during this break. Here are three things to do around California that will definitely help keep you entertained. Whether you enjoy being outdoors and being active or indoors and reading a book, there is something for everyone.      Photo of the Goats at Harley Farm, Google Images Harley Farms Harley Farms is a dairy farm in Pescadero, California. They are open every day from 11AM - 4PM and offer tours of the farm where you will get to meet all the wonderful creatures that roam the grounds. They sell their milk and cheese, as well as many other of their freshly produced products, in their store which you and your friends can enjoy while having a picnic at the picnic benches scattered around the farm. So, while you are there make sure to enjoy the walk and say "hi" to Jimmy the guar...

  5 Easy Summer Snacks By Madison Hong ‘23   Who’s ready for summer? Snacks are an easy way to get the summer vibes even if it’s still weeks away. Here are five easy summer snacks to get in the tropical mood. This list includes recipes for those looking for more vegan recipes to help the environment. Google Images   1. Chocolate Avocado Pudding (Paleo & Vegan) If you enjoy chocolate pudding but not the sugar, this recipe is for you! All you need is one avocado, cocoa powder, honey or agave, and a bit of non-dairy milk. You add the ingredients to a blender, stick it in the fridge till it's cold, and then enjoy! When I tried this recipe the pudding was delicious, especially topped with chocolate chips and cookie crumbs. The only thing you should be mindful of is that if the pudding is left in the fridge too long it will have too much of an avocado taste, so eat it quickly! Click here for a recipe that makes two servings. Google Images   2. Fruit Two Ways Fruit sea...

  Why Wooly? Tiny Mic Talk Background By Flora Gamba ‘23   At the beginning of this school year, I was talking with Madison Hong ‘23 and Samantha Lynch ‘23, the co-presidents of Mercy Media Club, about joining the club. I knew that I wanted to contribute to the article team; however, I did not know how I could contribute to the video team. That’s when the idea of Tiny Mic Talks was initially introduced. I immediately went on Amazon and found the perfect tiny mic for the show. We created the intro, which at the time included an unreleased theme song, and began to think of questions to ask the Mercy community. We finally decided on our first episode idea: Team Edward vs. Team Jacob. Once decided, we filmed, edited, and posted the video. I can’t speak for the presidents, but I know I was nervous about the reception of the segment. Much to my surprise and delight, the segment was received well. As we continued to put out Tiny Mic Talks episodes, I had come to the realization that ...

  Trending Accessories for Spring 2022 By Maria Shelley ‘22   Spring has just begun and that means it is time to add some fun accessories to your wardrobe! We’ve looked at all of the latest fashion trends for this season and compiled the best accessories to sport this spring! From bags to hair accessories, here are some of the trendiest items for 2022.  First up are crochet bags. Crochet everything is a very popular trend right now and bags are the easiest way to incorporate this trend into your wardrobe. Stripes, strawberries, and intricate designed bags are all perfect to add to a spring outfit this season.   Flowers are always a spring trend but this year they have taken over the accessory section. Most popular right now are matte flower claw clips and jewelry from stores such as Urban Outfitters. Put a fun twist on this classic spring trend by using a flower clip in your favorite hairstyle or finding fun earrings with flower charms.  If you are looking ...

  Study Tips By Lila Walter ‘25 Do you have an inconsistent studying routine? Although studying varies from class to class, it's good to set some overall ground rules when studying for any class. Here are some study tips to help your next study session go just a little bit smoother.  1. Figure out the times your most productive On average, people tend to be most productive around 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. That time could work on the weekends, but in terms of weekdays, take note of when you feel most ready to work. That could be early in the morning, late at night, right after school, etc. Whatever these times are, these should be the times you’re studying, to make sure you don’t burnout.      2. Have a designated study area Having a go-to place to study is important. Try not to study in your bed, or in a room in your house that’s busy. If you work at your desk, make sure there are little to no distractions. Make sure the place is quiet and has everything you need....

Spring Cleaning Tips and Tricks By Matea Houle ‘24   Spring cleaning! We all hate the work but love the end results. Putting in effort to make your room cozy, your kitchen spotless, or your bathroom shining is super satisfying. But not everyone is into cleaning for hours straight. So here are some fun tips and tricks to make spring cleaning quick, easy, and maybe even a little fun.  1 - Make a list!  Making a list is the simplest way to start any task. Sure, you might be able to remember everything in your head, but the satisfaction of checking off a box or crossing something out is more inspiring than you think. Use the notes app on your phone, write it down on paper, or make a full bullet journal. Creating a list can center your thoughts and give you direction for your time of cleaning.        2 - Stainless steel cleaner Stainless steel. Yeah right. We all have that one pan or the oven that needs to be cleaned. To make your appliance shine, combine 1...