Last month, a polemic drone-shot video was released of blindfolded men with their hands behind their backs waiting to be boarded onto trains in China. It has once again brought light upon […]
China’s Concentration Camps
Luiselena Gutierrez
Life Before Quarantine
Being stuck inside our houses for so long makes us think about all the moments we lived and wish we could experience once again. Sometimes we may forget what it was like […]
The Girl Who Learned How to Fly – Poetry
Recently, in my poetry club, we were reading: “The Rose that Grew from Concrete,” which comes from the lyrics of a song made by famous American rapper 2Pac. The poem goes like […]
A Day in Quarantine
Being quarantined felt easy at first. I had the chance to sleep more and bond with my family. However, we’re already near day 50 of quarantine, and I’m running out of things […]
Waves of Love – Original Poetry
More than a million words in the English language, And not one helps me describe what love truly feels like. I still remember the first time I cried because I […]
COVID-19 Blocking Points
It has been a wide shock to the sports society that all mass events have been suspended to the most recent pandemic, the COVID-19. Previously, fans and players had the hope of […]
The Power of Art
High school can be overwhelming at times. It sounds crazy to think that the teenage years will be pivotal to define success in the future. Not only that, but it is the […]
Next-Reads Bucket-List 101
Reading has many benefits. From better grammar and extensive knowledge to greater acquired creative imaginative skills, reading can allow you to grow both personally and intellectually. However, sometimes we just don’t seem […]
ANS’ First Social Studies Honor Society – Rho Kappa
A new Honor Society is opening up! ANS senior Wei-Ting Shih has developed her capstone project around social studies, since it’s her favorite area of study and she wants to promote it […]
ANS Shines With Jornada Dariana
As per annual custom, in February we commemorate the legacy of Ruben Dario, the father of the modernism literary movement. This year, ANS Secondary students, along with the Spanish Department, had a […]
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