AVHS is in Desperate Need of a Dead Week
Soumya Sahay and Katalina Garber
December 5, 2018
Twice a year, students stress and cram for finals week. Amador administration attempts to cope with the high stress levels around campus by allowing stress dogs and their owners to roam around the quad and relieve the mental and emotional strain that students have to deal with. Still, some don’t think...
The Cry for New Wifi
December 3, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Amador — a school immersed with the use of technology— has had issues with its’ wifi for a while, coming in the form of lagging, crashing, and sometimes frustration. It’s tendency to not work well can have a negative impact on Amador’s community. “When the wifi is not working it can be ch...
The Negative Side of Black Friday
Savana Sadler, Staff Writer
November 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
When you hear the phrase Black Friday often what comes to mind are big deals, long lines, and aggravated shoppers. In contrast, Black Friday was used to describe a financial crisis in 1869 when two men tried to take over the New York Gold Exchange. But what is Black Friday really about today? How d...
Georgia school reinstates paddling – What’s the punishment like at Amador?
Julian Koste, Staff Writer
September 26, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Not too long ago, parents living in Hephzibah, Georgia received a letter from their school asking them to consent to the paddling of their children. One-third gave consent, and so, paddling has made its way back into Georgia’s roster of disciplining students. Strangely, the school wanted to be absolutel...
9/11: Have we stopped talking about it?
Rut Bansal and Esha Shah
September 22, 2018
Filed under Opinion
9/11 is arguably the most devastating terrorist attack in the United States in the last 20 years. With more than 3000 people dead and four planes hijacked, it had a national impact on all Americans and was talked about for more than a decade. But conversations about the details are fading, and many pe...
Both Sides of the Net
Manogya Bharathula and Kenlyn Cashion, Staff Writers
September 17, 2018
Filed under News, Opinion, Sports, Uncategorized
Both Sides of The Net: Pro Serena Thirty-six year old world-renown tennis champion Serena Williams was recently charged with three code violations by umpire, Carlos Ramos. The player was furious about the unfair charge, and voiced her frustration. Serena spoke about how unfairly...
Mrs. Amador says, “It’s time for a change..”
September 14, 2018
Are you wondering who Mrs. Amador is? Well, so are we. Unfortunately, Mrs. Amador ceases to exist due to the lack of female representation in Mr. Amador program. For 5 years now, Mr. Amador has been a pageant show put on by Amador Leadership in which 10 male students are chosen to raise money for Geo...
Safety on Trains
Sheree Bishop, Page Editor
September 12, 2018
Concern about whether or not it's safe to ride BART The efficiency and reliability of BART is what has kept it as an important form of transportation for over four decades. As the population of the Bay Area grows, BART continues to work on its nearly 50 year old infrastructure as well as attemp...
Asia Argento: The Fallen Angel
Swetha Sirupa, Staff Writer
September 11, 2018
It’s the definition of irony: the leader of the #MeToo movement is being accused of sexually assaulting a younger former co-star 5 years ago. Asia Argento, once considered a hero for her public accusations against Harvey Weinstein and leading the famed movement, has fallen from grace after an anonymo...
Students love the new Netflix Original
Nidhi Patel, Staff Wtiter
September 11, 2018
Filed under Features, Opinion, Pop Culture
The new Netflix original movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, based off of the novel by Jenny Han, has been generating a lot of attention in the media since its initial release on August 17. Fans have been swarming social media to express their excitement about the movie. The story follows s...
Google Classroom: Love or Hate?
Katalina Garber, Page Editor
September 10, 2018
With the distribution of the new chromebooks to freshmen and sophomores, many teachers have started turning to Google Classroom to post assignments and announcements for their classes. This program allows teachers to communicate with all of their classes in an easy and organized fashion. By using...
My Advice to Freshman
Genesis Durham, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Every school year I have moved to a different city and I have never been enrolled in the same school twice. Because of my experiences I have never stayed friends with someone for more than a year. In the past, I have viewed all schools as the same and they all mashup into a blur. In my whole academi...
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