Original Short Story by: Alice Acevedo, 5th Grade “Ugh, another boring day at school with Mr. John’s boring math class” I could barely stay awake….. “Maybe a little nap won’t hurt, […]
Falling in a Fairytale
Alice Acevedo
I Can’t Wait for School!
Poem by: Alice Acevedo, 5th Grade I start by getting my supplies to see this pleasant surprise! Next I check what’s in this box and I see all the stuff I’ll use […]
And when I look in the mirror,
I’m not alone anymore. I see you standing behind me. I reach out to touch your warm and soft hands, but am only met with the cold, sharp air of the night. […]
ANS Graduate Chosen to Sing National Anthem
ANS 2020 graduate and salutatorian, Elinor Ketelhohn, was chosen by the US Embassy in Nicaragua to sing the national anthem for their virtual July Fourth celebration. This was Elinor’s first experience being […]
Voices From Home – Alumna Project
“Voices from Home” is a new project formed by 2018 ANS graduate and former “Eye of the Tiger” contributor, Isabella Conti. The goal of this project is to feature and promote Nicaraguan […]
How To Stay Safe During Protests: Tips and Tricks
As we all know, the nation has broken out in a series of protests all around the country, protesting over the death of George Floyd and many other black Americans. During these […]
Immortal Cage Bird
Words, simple and slim, the caged bird sang for others to hear the free bird yet, high it flew never did he sing not of the rivers, not of the sky, nor […]
Introspection
Original poetry and artwork, in response to current events: Introspection You start to breathe again, A new door opens, And the world stops, And we all remember who we truly are. […]
Mother, I Promise
“This poem is inspired by my connection to my Catholic religion. For me over the years it has been very hard to connect to something, and through everything that has happened in […]
Walking Past – An Original Poem
Original poem by Mayte Cruz My poem was inspired by artwork featured in the New York Times by Sara Wong. I am inspired by the concept of walking past people who could […]
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