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Art In an Age of Artificial Intelligence

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has advanced rapidly. This has led to the creation of what is now known as AI-generated art, which has sparked conflict within art communitie...

By Maddie Patton, Junior at UCTech School of Design
In Arts and Entertainment, Science, May 11, 2024

An Inside View of Girls with Leadership Roles

When I think of leadership, I think of motivation, communication, and unification. Leadership comes in many forms - being the tennis Team Captain, Class President, or Drum Major. As a fre...

By Sharika Dhar, Sophomore at Allied
In News, Feb 12, 2024

Horror Movies: The New Stress-Reliever

Who would have ever thought that Jigsaw’s murder games would be a way for someone to calm down after an exhausting day at work? What’s next, Chucky being someone’s new comforting teddy be...

By Isabella Rossi, Sophomore at AAHS
In Science, Feb 08, 2024

K2-18b: Possible Hycean World and Harborer of Alien Life

For centuries, humanity has been fascinated by the idea of life on other worlds. Scientists constantly debate about whether there truly are other life-sustaining worlds within our univers...

By Paige Porciello, Sophomore at AIT
In News, Science, Feb 08, 2024

The Solution to the U.S. Healthcare Crisis: For This Writer, It’s Universal

Imagine if citizens in the U.S., regardless of income or status, could access healthcare without fear of financial ruin — this could be our reality with the U.S. government’s adoption of ...

By Sydney Kim, Senior at AAHS
In Opinion, Feb 08, 2024

The Reality of Social Media Addiction

The smartphone is one of the most convenient devices ever created. Need to send a message? Just text them. Need to eat something? Order food online. Feeling bored? Go on social media. Al...

By Alexander Zuniga, Senior at AAHS
In Opinion, Feb 08, 2024

The Most Gut-Wrenching Album of all Time? A Review of 'GUTS' by Olivia Rodrigo

PARENTAL WARNING: This album contains explicit language, such as profanity.

By Audrey Lee, Jaime Paladi In Arts and Entertainment, Feb 08, 2024

Law and Technology: How Can the Law Keep up with the Rise of Deepfakes and AI?

Over the course of 2023, artificial intelligence has become more prevalent within society. Artificial intelligence has altered all industries, from education, to social media, to music, t...

By Bella Fajardo, Junior at UCTech Law and Justice
In News, Feb 08, 2024

Designer Babies: Should Fetuses Be Turned Into Barbies and Kens?

Since 1973, genetic engineering has been defined as the “deliberate modification of the characteristics of an organism by manipulating its genetic material.”

By Chloe Zeng, Junior at AAHS
In Science, Nov 11, 2023

The Nordic Region: The Happiest Place on Earth?

Disney World might claim to be the happiest place on Earth, but year after year the World Happiness Report says otherwise. The World Happiness Report is a yearly publication that measures...

By Alison Park, Junior at AAHS
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

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