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AMSA sits empty and seniors see their final high school year quietly fading away.

Mourning a senior year lost

OPINION
By Meaghan McDonald, Photo editor April 30, 2020

How long has it even been since we left school?  How much time do we have left?  Although these questions run through the mind of every AMSA student, the future is even more uncertain for the senior...

In a month-and-a-half, subway platforms and city streets have become deserted amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

The day the Earth stood still

By Connor Woodsmall, Co-editor April 27, 2020

When we all woke up on the morning of March 11, nothing felt out of the ordinary. Sure, there were rumblings about COVID-19, a novel strain of coronavirus, potentially postponing or canceling major sporting...

The college bribery scandal extended even to the halls of Stanford University.

The wealthy flat-out stole college spots for their undeserving children

By Kimsoo Gopnik, Photo editor April 24, 2019

Hard-working and determined students. Students who work their tails off to have any hope of getting into a good college. These are the students who should be getting a solid higher education. But maybe...

Middlebury College in Vermont is among the authors college choices.

We care way too much about where we go to college

By Emma Cohen, Editor in chief March 20, 2019

It’s often the first question high school seniors are faced with when they meet someone for the first time: “So where are you going to college?” Besides the fact that the question gets old,...

Alex Joseph, second from right, is working with Robert Coakley, second from left, on a short film for his capstone project. Also pictured are Jack Denson, far left, and Zach Pouliot, far right.

The senior capstone project was an opportunity lost

By Lillie Zate, Features editor February 13, 2019

AMSA students have always had full plates. Many classes, loads of homework, even a longer school day than most other schools. AMSA upperclassmen juggle advanced courses, after-school activities, and even...

A baked potato counts as lunch -- with broccoli substituted for ground beef in the vegetarian option.

Lunch is the worst part of AMSA

By Keerthi Balaji, Staff writer January 24, 2019

Want a flavorful and filling meal? Then don’t buy AMSA’s school lunches. It might just be the worst part about the school. These “meals” are unhealthy, bland, and disgusting. They are overpriced,...

Many Americans are open to the idea of welcoming migrants fleeing persecution and violence in their home countries.

That ‘invasion’ of migrants? Just call it ‘fake news’

OPINION
By Nick Faber, Staff writer December 11, 2018

They flee from the persecution, they flee from the poverty, and they flee from the violence of their own countries. They are the migrant caravan, and they want safety. And I say let them in. The...

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