Category: Features

Reader’s Note: In his junior year of high school, on the 75th anniversary of D-Day, Owen Toal read an article in The Daily Hampshire Gazette about veteran Joseph F. Johns (also known by his...

ARHS junior, Zachary Poulin, and ARHS grad Makenna Rodgers, 23, share a passion: producing music in their homemade music studios. For both of these young men, music has been a way to express themselves...

Sophomore Nakos Maroudas believes the “best form of rebellion is music.” That is why he started the thrash metal band Defcon: Dead. You may have heard his call for band members via the morning...

The Memory Project Art Exchange is a global art exchange program that connects students and children from all over the world by sharing “handmade, heartfelt” artwork with kids that live in countries that differ...

It’s 2:20 on a Wednesday, and the school bell has just rung, dismissing over a thousand ARMS and ARHS students. While some students head home for the day, and others go to their sports...

Over the February school vacation, a group of seven ARHS students participated in a study about social media and its influence on teenagers, then turned their knowledge into a savvy film project.  The final...

Leslie Dougherty, a fourth grade teacher and special education teacher loves teaching math. “In the past two years, I have taught using math stations,” she said. “This allows me to work with small groups...

We’ve all heard it: “that’s basic,” a phrase that’s plagued with stigma, judging a  person who lacks individuality and is only interested in things popular and trending. Now, the term “VSCO girl” has surfaced...

In October 2018, a meme page was created on Instagram that took the ARHS community by storm. A storm of laughter, of course.  (For those who still don’t know what a meme is, the...

When TikTok first came out, I barely knew anything about it, except that it’s a short form video app used exclusively by middle schoolers. I had the idea that TikTok was Fortnite dancing and...