My Time in a Wheelchair at Amador
Linzee Alcaide, World News Editor
May 20, 2019
Filed under Opinion
You probably saw me around campus last month, wheeling around in my wheelchair. I’m the cheerleader who broke both of her ankles. This was a tough time for me at school, emotionally and physically. I was fortunate because my injuries were not permanent, but I soon discovered that school days at Amador were...
Time to Take Concussions Seriously
Savana Sadler, Staff Writer
April 17, 2019
Concussions are a very major injury that many don't take seriously. It is an injury that could have long lasting effects on your brain and life if not properly treated. A concussion is a mild form of traumatic brain injury that affects how your brain functions. Concussions occur as the result of a blow...
Vaccines: Make the Right Choice (Tetanus Case)
Sara Sanguinetti, Staff Writer
April 17, 2019
Filed under Opinion
One simple vaccine could have prevented a lot of heartache. A recently released medical report details how an unvaccinated child in Oregon caught tetanus and nearly died, and his hospital bill of nearly one million dollars. It makes you wonder whether it’s all worth it. The boy was playing on h...
Donversity Week –Junior & Senior Perspective
Nidhi Patel, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
Undoubtedly, the most exciting week of the school year is Donversity. Donversity week takes place in March, where students and teachers celebrate the diversity at Amador. Everyone is unique and we all come from different backgrounds. Donversity week helps highlight those differences and bring about acceptance. ...
New Zealand Bans Assault Rifles After Tragedy
Sara Sanguinetti, Staff Writer
March 27, 2019
Hours after a gunman shot and killed 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand’s prime minister promised to tighten gun control and possibly ban semi-automatic weapons. It has only been a week and the country is already in the process of reforming their gun laws. Prime minister Jacinda...
Drop off Lunches Being Stolen
Milli Patel, Staff Writer
March 11, 2019
Many students receive their lunches and other items through the drop-off tables located by the gate to the right of the office. Parents can drop off things for students to pick up. Recently, these packages have been reported stolen from the tables, leaving students frustrated with the drop-off system. O...
Distracted Driving – It Can Wait!
Elizabeth Kostalnick, Page Editor
March 5, 2019
Filed under Features, Opinion, Showcase
As spring is approaching new drivers are making their way onto the streets. However the safety of the roads are always in question. Texting and driving, even though illegal, still happens every day. “The National Safety Council reports that cell phone use while driving leads to 1.6 million crashes each...
Will Californians vote to lower blood alcohol limit for DUI?
Nidhi Patel, Page Editor
March 4, 2019
Driving under the influence has been a problem all over the world. Countries have begun cracking down on the amount of alcohol allowed in a person while they are driving. In the United States, the current blood- alcohol limit is at 0.8 percent. However, in California, lawmakers have proposed a new b...
Super Bowl LIII Portrays Women in a Positive Light
Soumya Saha and Katalina Garber
February 8, 2019
Although many have declared that the 2019 Super Bowl game itself wasn’t all that exciting, the commercials shed positive light this year by portraying women as strong, rather than sexualizing them, like they have done in the past. “It’s definitely something to recognize that women weren’t sexualized during ...
Executing your Resolution to Exercise: How to do it and Why it’s important
February 5, 2019
Filed under Features, News, Opinion
Going into the month of February, many are still trying to follow their New Year’s resolutions. One of the most popular resolutions is exercising more, but then this idea usually gets abandoned within a short period of time. Some experts on campus have provided some input about easy ways to exerci...
Women Marches Across the Country Cancelled
Yezzen Alrawi, Staff Writer
January 29, 2019
Filed under Opinion
The Women’s March in Humboldt County was postponed from January 19 till next month due to being “overwhelmingly white.” The March’s organizers stated that they felt the march would not contain enough representation from different racial communities, of which they wanted to have their voice...
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...
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