Sequoia Snogren-McGinnis
January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
Inspiration:
“He lay very high, on the back of the world.
The earth thrilled beneath him.
Red flowers grew through his flesh;
their stiff leaves rustled by his head.”
- Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf. 1925 (p. 103)
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January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
To the Grooviest of Graces,
I have a caffeine addiction. I am a struggling senior here at beautiful Ashland High School, and I have found that to stay awake during Career and College Readiness I must consume multiple c...
Bailey Mustard, Lexie Taylor, and Ayla Foust
January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
Roll Call!
The attendance crackdown
By Bailey Mustard
Ashland High School is cracking down on attendance and is fully enforcing the existing attendance policy. The district has decided that there will now only be only six ...
Lara Rivera
January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
The Black Student Union (BSU) meets every Friday in Tech-1 where their goal is to provide a safe space to hold discussions. This year, juniors Siena Wand and Ngis Thiaw are the co-presidents. For Wand and Thiaw, BSU is abo...
Amber Eaton
January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
Bella Mannray, a senior at Ashland High School, has been interning for Oregon representative Pam Marsh, and she has an interesting take on her senior project. In her time with Marsh, Mannray was awakened to the fact that Cali...
Ava Hearn
January 24, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
Just 33 years ago, AHS student, Jamie McLeod- Skinner, roamed the very same hallways that you do today. Now, she is campaigning throughout Southern and Eastern Oregon with the hope of serving in the House of Representatives...
Grace Schroder
January 17, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print, Recipes
It is officially fall my friends, and I could not be more delighted. It is the season of pumpkin pie, apple cider, fireplaces, fuzzy socks, jumping into mounds of leaves and cozy Saturday afternoons baking. Now, before we get...
Jared Stamper and Jude Williams
January 17, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, October 2018, Print
For Freshfolk and Seniors alike, lunch has the potential to be the best part of the school day, depending on where you go. A bad lunch experience will ruin your day, but a good lunch will make it at least passable. As ...
Allie Poole
January 17, 2019
Filed under 2018/2019, Drama, October 2018, Print
A question the Ashland High School student body has most likely repetitively pondered: how do the productions in the Mountain Avenue Theater take to the stage? One may wonder, how does a show-tune-chanting bunch goes through the...
