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This video follows Marisol as she recreates dishes inspired by Disney’s Ratatouille in a polished, cooking show-style production. Combining step-by-step preparation, engaging presentation, and a love of food, the piece brings the film’s culinary creativity to life while showcasing Marisol’s skills both in the kitchen and behind the camera.

Read the full article about MTTV Cooking Show: Making the Dishes in Disney’s Ratatouille
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This video follows Josh as he interviews members of the current Broadcasting Media program about the advice they would give to next year’s students. Featuring insights from both MTTV and The Tower staff, the piece emphasizes the importance of professionalism, stepping outside your comfort zone, and having fun while creating meaningful media.

Read the full article about Advice for the Next Gen: How to Succeed in Broadcasting Next Year
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This video follows Kamari as he reconnects with seniors who were interviewed during Senior Sunrise at the beginning of the school year. Revisiting the goals they set for themselves in the fall, the piece explores whether they achieved those goals and reflects on their growth, accomplishments, and experiences as they prepare to graduate.

Read the full article about Senior Goals 2026: Seniors Reflect On If They Reached Their Goals
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This video follows Delilah as she explores important life skills and resources that can help students prepare for the future. Through interviews with a college student, a military cadet, and representatives from MultiCare, the piece offers advice on topics such as voting, opening a bank account, obtaining health insurance, and navigating life after high school.

Read the full article about What Comes Next? Tips & Tricks for After High School!

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The Tower is a collaborative publication by Mount Tahoma students. Staff, clubs, and student organizations are invited to submit ideas or features by contacting Ms. Brown (Room 1005) for inclusion in future editions.