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Anxiety: The Silent Disease That's Killing Our Youth

Every year, millions of teens are diagnosed with anxiety. The word sounds frightening, and the true meaning is just as scary. Anxiety, as described by the National Library of Medicine, is...

By Mehr Upashyay, Freshman at UCTECH
In Lifestyle, Science, Jan 13, 2025

The Science of Learning a New Language: How Does it Work?

Do you know how the mind acquires a language? You may be reading this right now, but how did you come to understand these words? For people whose first language is English, the answer wou...

By Athena Bishop, Freshman at AAHS
In Science, Jan 12, 2025

The American Education System: A Widening Divide

The American Education system is one of the most reformed systems in the modern US, yet it still fails to fulfill its original purpose. There are many reasons that this is the case. Like ...

By Parker Bauman, Junior at AIT
In Opinion, Politics and Government, Jan 12, 2025

Reflect!

What do you feel most guilty about? What did you do? Think of a time you may have hurt somebody, whether it was by accident or on purpose. Did the guilt creep into your heart, melt into n...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Opinion, Other, Jan 12, 2025

“I’ll Make a Man Out of You!” (Real Life Version)

If you were forced to face your biggest fear right now, would you do it? “It’ll be fine!” Perhaps that annoying phrase is repeated over and over, but maybe it will be fine? Maybe you’ll f...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Opinion, Other, Jan 12, 2025

Dead Poets Society: Except Poetry… is Dead?

The infamous lines: “He found me crying / He crew too / We both crode” brought a metaphorical tear to my eye. I was struck by how this quote, though absurd, highlighted the state of moder...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Arts and Entertainment, Opinion, History, Jan 11, 2025

A Familiar Scent that Brings You Back

Close your eyes and take a deep breath. What do you smell? In a place unlike any other, you catch a whiff of something you have smelt before. Something nostalgic? It may remind you of you...

By Makayla Barte, Freshman at AIT
In Opinion, Science, Jan 10, 2025

What Was The Space Race?

Two years after World War II ended, a period of tension between the Soviet Union and the United States began in which each country fought for global superiority. This period starting in 1...

By Athena Corbishley, Sophomore at UCTECH
In Science, History, Jan 08, 2025

The Story of Dame Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith, born December 28, 1934, passed away on September 27, 2024, in a London hospital at the age of 89. As one of Britain’s most recognized and prolific actresses, her death shook...

By Evie Shen, Sophomore at MHS
In Arts and Entertainment, Jan 08, 2025

Height Development: Genetic or Environmental

When it comes to determining a person’s height, the following question often arises: is it primarily genetic, or do environmental factors play a significant role? This debate has sparked ...

By Sharika Dhar, Sophomore at Allied
In Opinion, Jan 07, 2025

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