Sun for the days Moon for the nights There is no day that will ever be fully dark Stars for a spark to shine a mild breeze Where black seems abundant […]
True Darkness, True Light
Searching For A Future – ANS Club
Nowadays, there are many kids who don’t get the same education, the same opportunity we have. Searching For A Future is here to change this. Our mission is to teach children […]
Student Opinion: Trump vs. Biden
Elections! Elections! U.S. elections are coming up, and if you are really into politics, this is the equivalent of the Super Bowl! Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden will […]
The Silent Aftermath of COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, concerns rise about lingering symptoms and long-term damage after recovery. There’s been a variety of cases reported in the media, and it seems that the disease either […]
The Life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Symbol of Social Justice
On September 18th, 2020, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away, leaving behind a world forever changed by her work. Ginsburg was appointed Supreme Court Justice (being the second woman to […]
Movies Hit Recording Low Box Office Numbers, But Why?
Last week, September 15th, Box Office analysts reported that Hollywood had recorded its worst box office weekend in 20 years. Recounts done by several box office experts revealed large deficits: last […]
Is the CDC Trustworthy?
It is a chaotic time in the United States: the 2020 elections are upcoming, candidates are rallying their supporters both online and in-person, and the leading contenders in this bipartisan system are […]
“How Not to Procrastinate” by a Serial Procrastinator
As we have been adjusting to the Distance Learning Program throughout these turbulent past months, students have more time available for themselves. Given that a large majority of students have expressed discontent […]
Mysterious Elephant Deaths in Botswana
The South African country of Botswana is most well known for its diverse wildlife and, more specifically, its active elephant population. The government of Botswana has made considerable efforts to protect its […]
ANS Alumni Carmencita Rosales Meets with Eye of the Tiger
On September 21st, Carmencita Rosales Teran, ANS alumni and former journalism student, met online with the Eye of the Tiger writers to share her experience studying and working in communications. Rosales […]
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