Share Your History
—check things on this website to make sure they are accurate—and feel free to comment, expand, or enrich!
—write up and send in any reminiscence or story that has something to say about MLC (up to 1000 words or so); entries on the Stories page, and 33 more in the 50th Anniversary Magazine, give a variety of examples;
—write up and send in (also up to 1000 words or so) your personal story, or your MLC-associated family's; we want to know what everyone went on to do after MLC, saying how MLC helped or influenced, if you like;
—tell us of anyone you wish we'd feature: alumni, teachers, other staff, volunteers, those no longer with us;
—send us old MLC photos;
—identify who is shown in photos and videos we've posted!
—send copies, scans, or even smart-phone photos of MLC-related documents, projects, clippings, journals, notes, or other ephemera (as .docs, .pdfs, .jpgs, etc.), with thoughts for creating a post if you like;
—if you happen to have any old MLC-related film or video (!!!!), let us know so we can work with you to get it converted or digitized and uploaded to the site!
This is, at root, a community writing project; show us your hidden writer! We'll ask your permission to edit (gently) for spelling, grammar, length, and appropriateness.
MLC student collage, created for the 2017 Solstice celebration