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Kaitlinn MeisingerAT Journalism Student Being as how Halloween is on a Sunday this year, the annual At Halloween dress-up day will be celebrated on Friday, Oct. 29. However, before they can allow this, the student body needs to be informed of all of the rules accommodating this event. For starters, while students are required to […]
Deans implement precedent for approaching Halloween festivities Read More »
AT honored its Latinx student population through expanding cultural awareness and celebrating traditions during Hispanic Heritage Month. While the committee has made progress over the years, staff and students believe AT can do more to celebrate its Latinx population. Between Sept. 15- Oct. 15, AT integrated Hispanic culture in and out of the classroom. During
AT reflects, celebrates during Hispanic Heritage Month Read More »
Freshman Santino Dill Sophomore Michael Aiello Junior Philip Sitkowski Senior Lindsay Stevenson Teacher Jeff Laschinski Record Last Week: 9-5 (.643) 0-0 (.000) 8-6 (.571) 8-6 (.571) 10-4 (.714) Overall Record: 68-26 (.723) 42-22 (.656) 58-36 (.617) 57-37 (.606) 62-32 (.660) Browns vs Broncos Browns Browns Browns Broncos Broncos Chiefs vs Titans Chiefs Titans Chiefs Chiefs
NFL Pick ‘Ems Week 7 Read More »
As the 2021 school year comes to an end, it leaves many of us seniors with our final thoughts on our high school experiences. High school has been an interesting experience full of highs and lows, I don’t think any of us can say that we had a perfect time in high school, but that’s
The High School Experience Read More »
This month hundreds of seniors are leaving AT, and with them leaves a treasure trove of memories, friendships and bad decisions… So we decided to interview two of them before they left.
Seniors Give Their Last Impressions Before They Leave AT (Video) Read More »
President Biden gave an address to a joint session of Congress on April 28, commemorating the end of his first 100 days in office and stating his plans for the rest of his presidency. The President talked on a plethora of topics, but the majority of his speech focused on his administration’s response to the
Biden’s First 100 Days: Ups and Downs, Twists and Turns Read More »
AT and Willowbrook students had the opportunity on Feb. 19 to participate in a discussion and presentation about Sandra Bland, a Willowbrook alum who inspired those around her, and was outspoken about racial injustices in our society. Bland, a vocal civil rights activist, was known for her strength and dedication to her beliefs. She was
Sandra Bland’s Legacy Read More »
AT’s girls badminton team was among many teams that have experienced the unprecedented changes due to COVID. The team hasn’t let this stop them, as they have done everything they could to make the season as normal as they possibly could. The team had to spend their first three weeks of the season in zoom
AT Badminton’s Strong Season Read More »
AT’s girls basketball team has had an excellent start to its season. With a record of 4-1 in the conference, these athletes are preparing for their next game against conference rivals Downers Grove South, where they hope to tie for first place in the conference. Senior Mia Johnson described the team’s success, and how she
AT’s Girls Basketball Team starts year 4-1 Read More »
As schools across the country are starting to open up, one of the first sports to start up again is basketball. Boys basketball has just recently started up once again with a 6- week, 15-game season all within the West Suburban Conference. Although there are no fans and spectators allowed, all games are being streamed
Boys Basketball Starts Again AS Schools Start To Open Up Read More »