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Independent Children Versus America’s Poor Infrastructure

Going outside is a core part of a child’s development for independence. Whether it be visiting their friend’s house, going to the park or simply walking to school, spending time outdoors ...

By Micayla Del Rosario, Sophomore at MHS
In Politics & Government, Other, Feb 18, 2026

Automation at Home Plate: Coming Era of Robo-Umpiring

The integration of new technology into sports is not a novel concept. Whether it be the National Basketball Association’s 3-D optical tracking technology, the International Table Tennis F...

By Sean Chao, Sophomore at MHS
In Sports, Feb 10, 2026

Bougainville: The Newest Country On The Block?

On July 9th, 2011, in accordance with a January referendum during the same year where 98.83% of South Sudanese voters opted for secession, the country of South Sudan was born. For just un...

By Amir Hunter, Senior at AIT
In Politics & Government, Feb 06, 2026

The Art of Procrastination

“Procrastination is the thief of time” (Young 23). A quote by Edward Young, that gives many mixed feelings of guilt among those who struggle with this behavior. The word procrastination m...

By Aliyah Isola-Gbenla, Sophomore at AAHS
In Opinion, Apr 02, 2025

A Challenge to Our Knowledge: The Triple Black Hole System

In 1938, astronomers observed a burst of energy (nova), including visible light, from 7,800 light years away in the Cygnus constellation at a time when black holes were only considered th...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In Science, Mar 07, 2025

Why Do Distant Galaxies Look Like That?

Space observation started out with people observing the night sky and looking through visible light telescopes that couldn’t magnify the sky enough to get detailed observations about obje...

By Paige Porciello, Junior at AIT
In Science, Mar 01, 2025

America’s High-Speed Rail Failure: Why is the U.S. falling behind in the high-speed rail industry?

In 2000, America’s luxurious high-speed train entered service to act as a superior counterpart for flying. However, it hasn’t quite lived up to its expectations. The Amtrak Acela, America...

By Parthiv Intwala, Sophomore at AIT
In Other, Politics and Government, Jan 30, 2025

Chords of Our Story: How Music Impacts Our Lives

IntroductionMusic is everywhere in our lives, from the songs we listen to on our way to school to the music we dance to. But music does more than just give us something to listen to; it c...

By Mariam Tchitchueishvili, Senior at UCTECH
In Opinion, Lifestyle, Arts and Entertainment, Jan 16, 2025

The SAT Goes Digital: What Students Need to Know About the 2024 Changes

The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), a key college admissions test, is undergoing significant changes in an attempt to make it more student-friendly and better aligned with current educati...

By Abigail Loeser, Junior at UCTECH
In News, Jan 15, 2025

The Storm

It was a dull and wet November. The winds were harsh and unforgiving, making the endless rain dance and blow me off the muddy path.I have been running. Running from the storm and its dang...

By Sophia Hoff, Sophomore at APA
In Literary Journal, Jan 13, 2025

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