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October 25, 2011
Peanut butter is such a simple substance, yet, little did George Washington Carver know how much this peanut-made paste would affect children all over the world. Many countries, including Haiti, are currently undergoing a dramatic increase in the numbers of malnourished adolescents in their countries.... Read more »
October 22, 2011
“With deep sorrow and sadness the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz mourns the death of his brother and his Crown Prince Sultan… who died at dawn this morning Saturday outside the kingdom following an illness,” Saudi Arabian court official said. The crowned... Read more »
October 14, 2011
In a school filled with an assortment of races, one would infer that the students would be, at the least, slightly informed on the current events taking place around the world. However, when several students were asked to name people significant to incidents taken place recently, only a few amount... Read more »
October 13, 2011
The world held it’s breath in surprise as Mahmoud Abbas took center stage Friday, September 23rd in the UN headquarter, representing the hope of two thousand Palestinians. He was placing an official bid for his people’s quest for independence by seeking official recognition... Read more »
Omnia Saed, International Editor
October 7, 2011
Photo credit: Google.com When asked by reporters from The A-Blast, “where in the world is there a famine currently occurring right now?” the common response by the AHS student body is “I don’t know.” It’s horrifying to think that AHS students don’t know about the famine,... Read more »
September 15, 2011
China is the country has most people in the world. There are about 14 billion people in China. There are many other differences between U.S and China. The three most important different things are weather, school, and culture. First the weather is so different from my country. In the U.S it is very... Read more »
September 15, 2011
At AHSl we are fortunate enough to experience a learning center with different cultures, customs, and beliefs. The veterans of AHS are used to our melting pot of various races. However, our newest faces, the freshman, are only now discovering the wonderful perspective we have on our world thanks to... Read more »
September 13, 2011
“Eli’s Elightenment” is a new edition to this year’s International Page. Sophomore Elisha Musih will relay his personal thoughts and feelings towards different religious concepts and events in his own words, hoping to also give you an insight on all things Elisha. This past Labor Day weekend... Read more »
September 12, 2011
Students from AHS represent countries from all over the world. In last years statistics on the student population, over 84 countries were existent in this already diverse community. Here is the full list of the results. Information Courtesy of AHS Student Services ( September 21, 2010) -Destiny... Read more »
September 2, 2011
The Organization for Economic Co-Operation Development recently did a research study project that placed 65 international school systems in a list from the highest scorers to the least. Known as the PISA, Program For International Student Assessment, the study took around 470,000 15-year- old... Read more »
Video Recap of the 4th Annual STAND Benefit Concert that was held on January 20th, 2012. By the end of the night, $1,175 had been raised for STAND. Made By Troy Callahan, Videographer
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