Month: January 2014

The Continued Fight for Transgender Rights

JADE LIEU Staff Writer Assembly Bill 1266, which was signed into law last year and went into effect on Jan.

SHELLEY LIN Staff Writer Sadie Hawkins, the high school tradition of the girl-asks-boy dance, originated from a comic strip. In

BRIANA THAI Staff Writer As the second semester of the 2013-2014 school year starts, the AHS Speech and Debate Team

BARRY CHEUNG Staff Writer One of the nation’s largest health problems is obesity, which currently affects American children at an

CINDY LUO Staff Writer Nowadays, most students in Kansas are dealing with this situation: sharing one 36-people maximum occupancy classroom

TINA CHEN Opinions Editor Many people would label students like me the “First Generation”—the first ones to attend college—but I

ANGELA YANG Staff Writer Though we all attend AHS, how many of us are aware of the history behind our

OLIVIA CHEUNG Editor in Chief While the first few months of each year promises excitement from various awards ceremonies—namely the

JOSEPH NEY-JUN Staff Writer “Overconfidence precedes carelessness,” said Toba Beta, an Indonesian author. Hubris is one of the seven deadly

JANET GUAN Staff Writer By looking at our mascot’s weapon of choice, many can tell that the Moor symbolizes our