Eye of the Tiger

The axolotl, also known as the walking fish or Mexican salamander, is a creature of supernatural abilities. You may be enthralled by their cute pink color and derpy toothless smile, but this […]

Since 1811 Central-America, then known as the Captaincy General of Guatemala, was full independence fervor. At the beginning of September 1821, the Mexican independence was known in Guatemala. On September 15th of […]

Something that’s been on my mind a lot lately is how often we tend to forget about Thanksgiving. There’s this big windup to Halloween, one with spiders and mummies in department stores. […]

The Decline of the Juggernauts The smartphone market has been through many ups and downs in the last two years. Starting with the release of the 2017 iPhone X from Apple Inc., […]

How do you learn to do something new? Do you take a course? Learn from a family member? Or do you use YouTube? If you answered the latter, you would be among […]

A Monologue by Sam Swinehart I don’t think I am a bad person. Am I? I do bad things, like drink milk right out of the carton, and I pass homeless people […]

An interview with Mrs. Julie Swinehart, English department: Anyone who has met Mrs. Swinehart knows that she tells each student: “Don’t forget to read; always have your book”. When meeting in the hallways, she […]

Content Warning: sexual assault, descriptions of rape   Recent events regarding sexual harassment allegations made against Judge Brett Kavanaugh by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and two other women have caused the nominee’s […]

The American Nicaraguan School Quetzalcoatl chapter of the National Honor Society had its induction ceremony this Tuesday, October 30, from 3:30 to 4:20 p.m., taking place right after the High School Awards […]

Wednesday, October 24: Our Men’s Basketball Team: Captain – Steven Zapata # 23 (Senior), Sub-Captain – Thomas Holt # 26 (Senior), Leo Lee # 7 (Senior), Claudio Rosales # 20 (11th grade), […]