CollegeBoard Scores 1/5 on AP Testing Administration
CollegeBoard drops the ball on AP testing this season.
Oval Office Showdown: Trump’s Diplomatic Disaster
ANYA GOROVITS || STAFF WRITER “I think we’ve seen enough. This is going to be great television.” With these words, President Trump concluded February 28’s disastrous meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy—a meeting that was intended to strengthen alliances but instead heavily damaged them. Taking place in the Oval Office, a room representing utmost diplomacy,…
Mental Health at AHS: A Growing Focus, but More Could Be Done
ABBY CHACHUS || STAFF WRITER As a student at Andover High School who has encountered and experienced a fair share of mental health struggles, I see the progress that AHS is making when it comes to supporting and understanding students like me. Students and staff are trying to make a difference related to the social-emotional…
OPINION: Time to Ditch Test-Optional Policies
Test Optional applications should be done away with!
My Pencil is Smarter Than My Laptop
It has been said that “the pen is mightier than the sword”…
Who Let the Dogs Out?
Put the dogs away!
OPINION: Freedom vs. Control in the Digital Era: Balancing Privacy and Security
Anushka Dole STAFF WRITER Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, a secure messaging app, was arrested on August 24 in France under allegations of allowing terrorist activities and other abuses to take place on the platform. The arrest has had a ripple effect across the globe, as Durov was an openly pro-privacy figure who is…
Myriads of Joy, Laughter, and Happiness at AHS: How do students practice self care in their free-time?
As the third term comes to a close, it’s important to continue self-loving.
Navigating the Teacher Lottery: Addressing Grading Disparities in High School Education
By Tommy Kruecker-Green STAFF WRITER Since time immemorial students have braced themselves at the beginning of each new school year for the latest round of academic roulette as they are handed their class schedules. AHS students are no different. Will I get Professor Sprout for biology? Or Professor Snape for chemistry? Is Professor Lupin the…
Caught in the Middle
By Tommy Kruecker-Green and Isabella Yan STAFF WRITERS As sophomores, our view of the future oscillates between daydreams and despair. One moment we envision delivering valedictorian speeches and accepting awards in our dream career. In the next, we sink into the uncertainty of plotting life trajectories without a map or compass. Who will I become?…
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