Bostonians stand firm during week of terror
Gini Barreda, Section and Special Features Editor
April 23, 2013
[View the story "Tragedy strikes during the annual Boston Marathon" on Storify]
Financial forecast depends on your view from the ride
Sam Vargas and Gini Barreda, Junior Section Editors
March 19, 2013
[View the story "The "Roller Coaster" effect" on Storify]
Should federal government be allowed to rescind state laws re: gay marriage?
Tori Litschgi, Co-Editor
February 20, 2013
The conflict over states rights for same-sex couples has caused debate among those who favor or oppose gay marriages. Some states have legalized same-sex marriage, yet the federal government will not provide these couples with the same federal rights as opposite-sex couples who are married. The federal... Read more »
Should naturalized citizens be allowed to run for President?
Caroline de Quesada, Co-Editor
February 2, 2013
On January 21, Americans witnessed Barack Obama take his presidential oath for the second time. As the most powerful man in the United States, it is Presdient Obama’s job to secure the rights in a country where “All men are created equal.” This phrase, the common belief of all Americans, has grown... Read more »
The sad lesson of Manti Te’o
February 1, 2013
“You stuck to the script. And you knew something was amiss, Manti,” Couric said to Notre Dame star linebacker, Manti Te’o, during their interview that aired earlier this week. For the past few weeks, news sources have had a field day with the Notre Dame player, who has been a victim... Read more »
What can we learn from Newtown shooting?
January 17, 2013
A shocking, unexpected tragedy that struck Newtown on December 14, 2012, has become the cause of public pressure on both sides of the issue of gun control. Newtown parents themselves are leading the movement towards a ban on assault weapons and clips. The fear of such an event happening close to... Read more »
Tribute to Mrs. Kim Healy Russell, new Athletic Hall of Fame inductee
Christina Gerecke, Senior Section Editor
November 15, 2012
Kim Healy Russell (A’78) possesses the integrity, dedication, and determination needed for success, which is why the four-time All-American swimmer is this fall’s inductee for the Athletic Hall of Fame. She is the essence of a true scholar-athlete living out the example of “esse quam... Read more »
Toddlers & Tiaras: Reality TV at its worst
Jessica Riddle, Entertainment Editor
November 15, 2012
Whining babies, sparkling sparkles, outrageous mothers….. All part of the TLC show Toddlers & Tiaras, a pageant show on television that showcases youth in the limelight of fashion, fake nails, fake accessories, and even fake teeth. Personally, I do not believe in a show that is about ... Read more »
President Obama elected to second term – and social media responds
Caroline de Quesada, Co-Editor
November 7, 2012
The 2012 Presidential Election has finally come to a conclusion! No longer will your favorite television program be plagued with political ads that berate politicians from both parties. Around 11:30 yesterday evening, news outlets began declaring President Obama as the winner of the Election. Twitter... Read more »
AHN girls vote Mitt Romney as winner of Rho Kappa mock Presidential election
Tori Litschgi, Co-Editor
November 7, 2012
No surprise – Mitt Romney is the winner of the Presidential race- well at least at Academy. On November 6, the official Voting Day, AHN’s new Social Studies Honor Society chapter, Rho Kappa Durocher, hosted a mock presidential election. Rho Kappa members divided in half, one group represented... Read more »

