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McKinleys staff and students thoughts of the new school policy that mandates all students to wear their IDs.
New Regulation Aims To Protect Students
Juliana Rodden and Jerome Linear
Senior Shaun Sacro, who donated at the October drive, and October Ambassador Kimberly Epit look at the McKinley Blood Drive brochure.
McKinley Blood Drive Promotes Leadership and Health Awareness
Jade Bluestone, reporter
Junior Thor Bolly and his family ate for Thanksgiving
How Students Celebrate Thanksgiving
Tiffany Tran, reporter
Love Club Provides A Safe Space For McKinley
McKinley’s Alumni Educators Enlighten Their Passion For Teaching
McKinley FFA Chapter Plans For Sustainable Impact
Limits on Freedom
Disobeying Yourself
View Homeless People as More than their Actions
McKinley Tigers Hit the Gym
Coach Kale Awakens the Tigers
Pandemic Struggles of a Volleyball Athlete
Centennial Celebration
Nicole Suzuki-Uyeno, who graduated in 2000, was one of the former staffers interviewed.  She said she had fun passing out The Pinion throughout the school and saying hi to her friends.
Centennial Series - Nicole Suzuki-Uyeno (2000)
Thompson Wong worked on The Pinion staff his junior and senior year.
Centennial Series: Thompson Wong (2019)
Kimura was a sports editor for The Pinion. Kimura worked with about twenty other Tigers to publish The Daily Pinion, an experience he said was sometimes “quite a hectic situation.”
Centennial Series: Wendell Kimura (1954)
Kate (Fukuki) Nishijima worked on The Pinion staff. She graduated in 1967.  Nishijima said joining The Pinion made her learn a lot of things, such as working in a team.
Centennial Series: Kate (Fukuki) Nishijima (1967)
Stacey Yuen graduated in 1983 and was a reporter for The Pinion.
Centennial Series: Stacy Yuen (1983)
Patty Jinbo Oishi graduated in 1967 and was a co-editor for The Pinion.
Centennial Series: Patricia Jinbo Oishi (1967)
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