thumbnail photo Under snow and ice

Written by Charles Simpson, Co-Editor In-Chief

When the snow stopped falling on the night of Saturday, Feb. 6, AHS was blanketed in nearly two feet of white.  Read More →

February 6, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News

thumbnail photo The Adams legacy

Written by David Hookey, Sports Editor

After thirty years in the AHS football program, the last 19 as head coach, Dick Adams has resigned from the position. “It may be hard for people to understand because they think I’m this guy with all kinds of energy, but I’m just out of gas,”... Read more »

February 6, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports

It’s a woman’s holiday made to get free stuff,"

Nothing short of a heartache

Written by August McCarthy, Editorials Editor

Is Christmas the only day that we think about going to church? Is Thanksgiving the only day that we are thankful for others? So with this in mind, why is there a special holiday with the purpose of showing love for your significant other? Valentines... Read more »

February 6, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Editorials

thumbnail photo Fairfax County budget cuts

Written by Jayran Moridzadeh, Staff Writer

Budget cuts are expected to affect almost every student – whether it is paying for tests, having crowded classrooms or paying for sports. Though the greatest impact seems to be on sports cuts and fees, many academic programs have been greatly... Read more »

February 4, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Academics

The [students] know we are acting in their best interest, and they appreciate that."

The AHS security team: better safe than sorry

Written by Aishwarya Venkat, In-Depth Editor

They say you never know when disaster will strike, but our best defense against any unexpected event is the team of experts in charge who can handle the situation and restore order to a 3,000-person building. This is the sole responsibility of the AHS... Read more »

January 27, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under In-Depth

‘Diary’ of a Brit hits suprisingly close to home

Written by Katie Masters, Staff Writer

It is rare and difficult, when exploring reading options, to come across a book that is as much a spot-on assessment of modern human relations as it is a roaringly funny first-person narrative about single life as a thirty-something city dweller. Bridget... Read more »

February 4, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Entertainment