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My Imposter Syndrome: The Effects of “Friendly” Competition

Have you ever known someone who always has something to say? Someone who always manages to sneak in that you scored lower on a test than them? It’s even worse when you score a lot better ...

By Omolola Falana, Senior at MHS
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

Challenging the Claims Against Artificial Intelligence: A Debate-Style Analysis

This is a guide to analyzing opponent claims in a debate. This guide will provide information regarding artificial intelligence to those who find interest in this topic. Additionally, we ...

By Madeline Yong, Junior at AAHS
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

Gift-Giving or Gift-Receiving: Which is Really Better?

As the holiday season approaches, there is one common thing that is on everyone’s mind: gifts. Everybody looks forward to both giving and receiving gifts. Some people say that the look of...

By Ananya Vikram, Junior at AAHS
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

College Application Process: To Each Their Own

This year is like every other. Millions of high school seniors across the country are in a frenzy as they build a college list, fill out the Common Application, write supplemental essays,...

By Shreya Nara, Alumni at AIT
In Opinion, Nov 08, 2023

ChatGPT's Meteoric Rise: What Does the Future of Communication Look Like?

Imagine a world where language is no longer a barrier, where AI-powered chatbots can communicate with humans seamlessly, and where every idea and emotion can be expressed in the most eloq...

By Sophia Mekbeb, Senior at APA
In News, Jul 01, 2023

A Cup of Joe a Day Keeps Dementia Away: The Long Term Benefit of Drinking Coffee

Good news for the 74% of Americans who drink coffee daily, recent studies have shown that consuming coffee offers many benefits, possibly including reduced risk of dementia. Dementia is t...

By Alison Park, Junior at AAHS
In Science, Jun 29, 2023

Will the USWNT Win Back-to-Back World Cups?

The United States Women’s National Soccer Team, USWNT, is known for its arrogant, powerful, and suave air. You either love them or you hate them. Captain Becky Sauerbrunn leads some of t...

By Audrey Miller, Senior at UCTech
In News, Jun 29, 2023

Why Rising Gas Prices are Important

As the Ukrainian conflict unfolds and the Covid-19 pandemic ensues, rising gas prices have become a frequent topic of conversation. The ban on Russian oil exacerbated already increasing g...

By Maya Dias, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

What happened to Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank?

Over the past 2 years, Credit Suisse has had its stock price drop by over 90%, and Silicon Valley Bank has completely folded, but why is this?

By Eric Yu, Senior at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

LSU Tigers Women's Basketball: NCAA Women's Champions

On April 2, 2023 the No. 3 seed LSU Women’s basketball team entered the National Championship facing No. 2 seed Iowa. Iowa was led by Caitlin Clark, the Naismith National Player of the Ye...

By Sohem Rai, Alumni at AIT
In News, Jun 29, 2023

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