February 23th: AOS AP Biology students eagerly conduct a gel electrophoresis as part of their Biotechnology unit. Laasya Doppalapudi (left) and Saanvi Kandala (right) proudly flaunt their stained agarose gels photographed by Tryphena Pilli
the world is flush with poetry. somewhere in the veins of the ice cold rivers it bleeds and the cool green spreading across the earth that’s burned away in flames is art. pain is…
February 25th: Ms. Poonate’s AOS AB Calculus class learns about cross sections and volume. photographed by Anushka Yerramareddy
midnight towers over me it’s a strange galaxy i could get used to breathe in deep exhaust soaking my lungs stars illuminating pinpricks of light constellations fade as they come the milky way is…
Do you know what your zodiac sign is? Chances are you’ve looked it up at some point, whether out of curiosity, for a personality quiz, or to read your horoscopes. It’s easy enough to discover…
“A person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities.” The broad definition – from the Webster dictionary. The definition can hold, but what does it really mean? What does being a…
(1) Photo Credits: Irina Mir, dribbble Are you a good lie detector? It’s time to put your abilities to the test with the classic icebreaker game, Two Truths and a Lie. Get out your trench…
As high school students turn 16 years old, many of them focus their attention on opportunities, like volunteering and part-time jobs, that give them work experience in their field of interest. Specifically, a lot of…
It’s officially a new year! Despite the pandemic cancelling most New Year’s parties, many cultures have other traditions to celebrate the end of Earth’s revolution. Numerous countries have specific “good luck” foods that they eat…
Every winter, arrangements of multicolored blossoms fill the Academies’ greenhouse. This is the ACL Holiday Plant Sale, and it showcases resplendent plants like poinsettias, cyclamens, and Christmas cacti. Although the sale only runs from December…
