Maggie Szarwark

Dr. Portia Ransom says goodbye to AT, but hello to Willowbrook

One of AT’s goodbyes this year is addressed to English teacher and CARE Team leader Dr. Portia Ransom, who is not retiring, but rather doing the complete opposite, as she is transferring to Willowbrook High School to become the English department head there.  During her time at AT, Ransom was teaching English courses, focusing on …

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You don’t have to be sure about what you want to do after high school

Many people, but especially seniors and juniors, know the struggle of figuring out their preferred school, as well as their major. This process combined with other responsibilities such as school, extracurriculars, and work puts a lot of pressure on future college freshmen.  Picking out the right college and the right major comes around so much …

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E-Sports squad competes in Smash Brothers brawls, video game battles

Undoubtedly, one of the best things about high school is the long list of various extracurricular activities and clubs that allow students to connect with other students who share their interests. The never ending efforts to ensure that every student can find something they would like resulted in the creation of AT’s new club, E-sports.  …

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‘The Batman’ premieres with dark twist on fan-favorite hero

The story of the Dark Knight just got much darker. Directed by Matt Reeves, “The Batman” movie entered theaters and welcomed a fresh take on the vigilant life of Bruce Wayne.  The role of Batman in the newest rendition was played by Robert Pattinson, most widely known for his role in movies from the series …

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Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill passes, students walk out in protest

In the recent months, the citizens of Florida have expressed their concerns about a new legislation, the House Bill 1557 called “Parental Rights in Education,” but more widely known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.  Opinions on the bill are split, as its supporters claim that the bill protects young students from being exposed to …

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