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The Staggering Decline in Marvel's Cinematic Universe

Since 2008 with the movie adaptation of the comic book character Iron Man, Marvel has provided us with timeless live-action films. However, it seems as if Marvels charm has started to wea...

By Omolola Falana, Senior at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Feb 13, 2023

Harry Styles: Redefining Masculinity

Harry Styles rose to fame in 2010 when he and four other young hopefuls formed the band One Direction. In 2015, after the band split up, Styles took a more creative route. His self-titled...

By Audrey Miller, Senior at UCTech
In Arts and Entertainment, May 15, 2022

The Lack of Innovation at Apple

Ten years ago, the world grieved the loss of a man who many consider to be one of the most important visionaries in history. Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple and inventor of many differen...

By Alan Ostrovsky, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Mar 18, 2022

Behind the Curtain: A Sneak Peak at the Process of Bringing a Play to Life

Most people outside of the performing arts world do not know what is actually needed to perform a show and get it on its feet. To start at the very beginning, a show requires a director, ...

By Lilly Resnick, Alumni at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 18, 2022

Humans on Mars | SpaceXs Quest to Colonize the Red Planet

SpaceX is a company that pushes limits. It pushes beyond the ordinary and aims to achieve the hardest of things. Founded by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk in 2002, SpaceXs ultimate go...

By Dylan Intwala, Alumni at AIT
In News, Mar 14, 2022

5 Fruits That Are Good For You!

Many fruits are beneficial to the health of human beings. With the overwhelmingly large variety of fruit known to the world today, it can be a struggle to choose the best fruit for your t...

By Ivy Liu, Alumni at MHS
In Science, Mar 14, 2022

Osu!: A Game With its own Rhythm

Its been a long day, and you have just arrived home. You sit down at your computer, finally relaxing, and turn it on. You click on the little pink circle icon that has become so familiar ...

By Rebecca Lee, Alumni at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 13, 2022

How Shows and Movies are Filming During the Pandemic

When people world wide got stuck in their homes due to a pandemic, TV shows and movies were helpful aids in getting them through the isolation. Streaming services quickly became the hotsp...

By Victoria Gee, Alumni at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Mar 07, 2022

Practicing self-love

Before I begin with my story about self-love, I must explain that self-love is not a journey nor a status that you can reach. Self-love is a practice in which you should try to engage eve...

By Sara Schwartz, Alumni at AAHS
In Opinion, Mar 04, 2022

The Nobel Prize: A High Honor

Arguably, the Nobel Prize is one of the most honorable awards a person can have. Nobel Prize laureates are given special privileges at certain places. For example, colleges give a free pa...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In News, Feb 28, 2022

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