Some highlights of the new clubs at AHS Lisa Yeung Staff Writer October is in full swing. The night falls earlier, the whispering wind is cooler in the morning. The kids are back at school, albeit at home. They sit in chairs, on beds, hunched over. They do it all on computers: writing, typing, conversating, […]
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Advice with Bee!
Mental Health and Anxiety edition Bee Chaudhury Staff Writer Hi Everyone, I’m Bee! I like whales and veggie chips, and I love you! Personally. I also like warm tea and roasted almonds, it’s a nice combination if you can eat almonds. A Lot of these things are the things I’ve figured out for myself over […]
AP Tests Were Stressful Enough, The Pandemic Made it Worse
Coronavirus and how it has affected AP Students Krrish Angadala Staff Writer AP tests can be some of the most stressful tests that a high school student will take in their life: it’s scary, daunting, and horrifying, all wrapped nice and tight into a 3 hour long test. However, this year the coronavirus hit the […]
Overcoming the Strenuous Demand of Quarantined AP English
A glimpse at how Apeng students are managing their English workload over distance learning. Akari Che Staff Writer During the coronavirus pandemic this school year of 2020-21, junior students, with many taking Advanced Placement (AP) classes, are expected to keep up with the workload the school brings them. Among the AP classes, one that is […]
Democracy in our very own AHS
A commentary on the 2020 election for future voters Lisa Yeung Staff Writer I watched as the two candidates screamed at each other on TV, constantly interrupting each other, insults reverberating in my living room as I ate off-brand Cheetos on the couch. Every pixel of the TV shined bright as moderator Chris Wallace desperately […]
The Battle for AHS Sports’ Life
Cohorts and the Future of AHS Sports Alvin Gonzales Staff Writer Sports, to some student-athletes, is where their strong determinations have been built from. To some others, sports have given them the fond memories and strong camaraderies that they’ve built over the time they’ve been on the team. Other student-athletes are just big fans of […]
Inside a Creative Mind
Inside look how on Sage Remo’s creative process and her works Elise Kaylor Staff Writer Almost everyone can say they have a passion for something, yet only a few take action towards it. Senior Sage Remo is one of these people. She has the drive to take charge and make her dreams into reality. Sage’s […]
Guide to Gaming: Quarantine Edition
How gaming has helped students cope with the coronavirus. Darcy Chew Staff Writer It has been seven months since the beginning of quarantine; a long journey of boredom and anxiety. A constant period of not knowing what to do or what will happen. Since quarantine, there has been an increase in online gaming. Staying cooped […]
The Spiritweek of Today
How Covid has Impacted A Yearly Tradition Mengting Chang Staff Writer As the pervasive coronavirus spreads its way to every nook and cranny of our lives, it has also consumed the largely celebrated tradition of Spirit Week—Or has it? Though the initial time restraint set some difficulties for high quality performances, an extension was graciously […]
Local Fremont Election Coverage
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. This is the day to have your voice heard in the Fremont local elections. Voting and being informed on candidates are absolutely crucial as we choose the next political leaders for our city. In a collaborative effort to cover our city’s local elections, journalists from the five FUSD high […]
