Ashley Lubkeman, Tom Tom Staff
Swirling into a new season: Dairy Queen is back
Sequoit’s favorite downtown desserts are back. After three long, cold months without them, Antioch’s Dairy Queen has reopened for business.
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ONE|SEQUOIT: Nic Bourgault
Nic Bourgault, an involved Antioch Community High School senior, is known by many. However, students may be surprised when learning a few things about him.
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Breaking News: Russia invades Ukraine in NATO conflict
Ukraine cities awoke to airstrikes late last night as Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, ordered a military operation to demilitarize the country. The future of the relationship between the two remains in the air as the day progresses.
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Finesse: Art & Literary Magazine
From poetry and art to music compositions and more, Antioch Community High School’s Finesse: Art & Literary Magazine features student-made pieces.
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Winterfest canceled, but festivities continue
Winterfest, a festivity many ACHS students have yet to experience, is canceled once again. However, the Sequoit Senate is determined to keep the excitement alive.
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The key to climbing Mount Olympus
Applying for college can be overwhelming and stressful. Students can get caught up in school names, acceptance rates and test scores, but it is important to remember that success, or reaching the top of Mount Olympus, is not determined by the college they attend.
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Get served: ACHS ping pong gets competitive
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Looking sharp: ACHS choir concerts are back
The Fall Choir Concert was the first choir performance conducted since the pandemic; the result was a packed audience.
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2021 Instrumental Fall Concert
Antioch Community High School performed their first band concert since the beginning of the pandemic, showing off the school’s best musicians in the Instrumental Fall Concert conducted by Michael Riggs and Jonathan Untch.
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Tom Tom Tries: Not procrastinating for one week
We wrote a story about trying to complete a week without procrastinating... Never mind, we will post it later.
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The Sequoit Spirit Cup race is on
The class of '22 and '23 are in a tight race for the 2022 Sequoit Spirit Cup, but with it being so early in the year, it is anyone's game.
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If the Sequoits go silent
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All good things must crumb to an end, but Crumbl Cookies is just getting started
Crumbl is a cookie company that is has grown exponentially since it has opened. Pleasant Prarie welcomed one of the newest locations, but the Sequoits have varying opinions on the cookies.
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[Photo] Understanding your enneagram
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Reclaiming the Night
The recent story of Sarah Everard inspired a more extensive conversation of gender-based violence, specifically after the research and discovery of an overwhelming statistic from early March of 2021 in the United Kingdom.
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April Astronomy
April 2021 is bringing some exciting things to look forward to just before the end of the school year, with seven extra special reasons to go outside and look at the sky.
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[Photo] Sequoits Return From Week Long Break
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‘Me Too’ Movement Continues into 2021
New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez talked about her support for women who share their experiences of sexual assault, as she recounted her own experience and encouraged other survivors with the 'Me Too' Movement.
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“Nobody is Listening” Album Review
Just over two years since his last album of 29 songs, Zayn Malik released a new album, "Nobody Is Listening."
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[Photo] Drugstore Dupes for High-End Makeup
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An Abrupt Adaptation
Freshmen that began their first year at ACHS have had to deal with entering a new environment, meeting new people, friends, and teachers completely online. These students and their teachers are possibly tasked with the most difficult job as ACHS take on almost complete remote-learning.
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