Investigating the Silence that Shrouds the Concerns of Female Students at American High Vaishnavi Kurupath Staff-Writer Over thirty years have passed since the first Women’s History Month. From artwork to memes to initiatives, a generation of young people celebrated the accomplishments of women all over the world this year, whilst applauding the success of our […]
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Exploring the Real World of Journalism
An interview with Demian Bulwa, Director of News from the San Francisco Chronicle on awareness and controversy. Jessica Le Staff Writer Just hearing the words “current events” brings up traumatizing memories for the upperclassmen of American High School and anticipatory fear for the underclassmen. Interpreted in the context of AP English Language news summaries and […]
ROP: Is It Worth It?
‘A closer look into the everyday activities of our ROP students Sierra Dellenbaugh Staff Writer A bus arrives and students flood out, trying to remember which teachers are chill enough to let them in for FLEX over 40 minutes late. This is the reality of students in regional occupational programs (ROP), but although coming to […]
The Road to College
Finding the Right Pathway Aarya Vaidya Staff Writer The time has come faster than most expected: college applications. As seniors work diligently this month to apply to dream colleges, a reality check hits: Is the college that students hoped to attend really the best fit for them? It is an important decision right now for […]
The Cens*rship of B**ks
Even library books can be censored, and it’s not a simple process
The History of Violence at AHS
Exploring the past incidents of violence at AHS as well as current efforts to prevent it
Teaching in the Bay Area: A Delicate Balancing Act
Investigating the costs of living as compared to teachers’ wages in the Bay Area
Crash Course Fremont History #1
In which your simple old city of Fremont is revealed to be much, much more
Picture Perfect
The presence of Prestige Portraits and Josten’s in AHS seniors’ rite of passage
FUSD Students and Educators Take on Vaping, Solutions, at Board Meeting
Community voices finally heard—and listened to—on the infamous epidemic
Eagle Era 