The Student Newspaper of Addison Trail High School
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings is smashing records left and right. Over the course of this Labor Day weekend, the movie made a whopping $90 million at the box office. The movie beat out other pandemic preview releases such as F9, which did $7.1 million, but did not beat out Black Widow’s …
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As the regular season comes to a close, the Chicago White Sox have zeroed in on a spot for the 2021 playoffs. Considering the last time they won the AL Central was 2008, they were due for one. The Sox beat out the Cleveland Indians on Sept. 23, 7-2, to clinch the AL Central. Heading …
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AT Boys soccer tainted its untouched record during the Pepsico tournament on Sept. 11 and 12 after a 1-0 loss against Boylan and a 3-1 victory over Metea Valley. The loss, the first of the season for the Blazers (7-1-0), came as a calamity for AT. The game had been hyped up for weeks and …
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AT launched its very own platform on the app “Fanzone” to boost Blazer pride and reward students for getting involved in school’s most fun events during the upcoming school year. The app, which has already been used by hundreds of students, is proving to be a big success. According to Student Inclusion Director Robert Schader, …
With Covid protocols in place, students have been flooding the hallways of AT. For many students, this is their first time returning to high school in over a year. Likewise, about half of the students are entering the building and sitting down in a high school class for the first time. This is a special …
AT’s student council put on a show involving mascot Bucky, a red carpet, and a DJ performance during the first three days of school to start its mission of revival. The festivities were orchestrated to demonstrate the fun that can be had within AT’s walls. With many students viewing the first day back to school …
In an effort to assist students to prepare for their futures, the Addison Trail Guidance Department hosted a college fair in AT’s field house on Sept. 16 in order to expose the Blazers to numerous colleges. Due to the pandemic, the last time the college fair occurred was two years ago. Fortunately, AT was able …
Week 2 was slightly more predictable than Week 1, but still brought some challenges of its own. Here’s what our experts think about the upcoming week. Freshman Santino Dill Sophomore Michael Aiello Last Week: 11-5 (.688) 13-3 (.812) Overall: 19-13 (.594) 22-10 (.688) Panthers vs Texans Panthers Panthers Colts vs Titans Titans Titans Falcons vs …
AT started off the return to school for the 2021-2022 school year with new principal Jack Andrews, a former AT student from the class of 2011. Andrews entered the role of principal of AT after working as a special education teacher as well as the transitions department chair within the district in previous years. Andrews …
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The AT girls and boys cross country teams have been working hard for the 2021 season to make their way to conference and state meets in the following months. The girl’s varsity team had their first big meet on Sept 4. Madelyn Ford is leading the team earning a time of 22.02 at the meet …