Category: Features

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...

Social media is a platform that allows us to share our thoughts and feelings and also to document everything in our daily lives, from our outfits to our accomplishments, in photos.  In return, we...

AirPods are the ubiquitous white bluetooth earbuds that rest in users’ ears when they’re not nestled in a white charging case resembling a floss container.  They were first released to the public on December...

On November 12, 2019, over 10 million people went on their devices to download Disney’s new streaming application. Twenty two days later, the family of English Department Head Sara Barber-Just subscribed. Her twin sons...

You enter the store and the first thing you see is a small box television and dozens of VHS tapes of classic movies that only someone born before 2004 would easily recognize.  Take a...

As the year 2020 is steadily approaching, it is hard to remember that we are ending a decade: the 2010s. ARHS students are ready to reminisce about the decade when we all “grew up.” ...

It’s 12:30 a.m. on a Saturday. You and your friends are craving something sugary, but have no energy to bake and few places are still open. Suddenly, Insomnia Cookies pops into your head. What...