Rachel Beckman, News Editor
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New ILC Regulations Ensure Proper Attendance
The Information Learning Center (ILC) recently put a stop to misuse of the library’s sources and unorganized attendance with a new policy for students during lunch hours.
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Students See Broadway’s “Hamilton: An American Musical”
Winning several awards and snagging audiences all around the United States and Europe, Lin Manuel Miranda’s "Hamilton" engaged Sequoits who attended a fine arts field trip on Wednesday, March 22.
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Writer’s Week Day One: Sam Weller
The ACHS English Department’s annual Writer’s Week was kicked off by several different speakers including author Sam Weller.
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Not The Brightest Crayon In The Box
1. A derogatory expression used to describe someone who is not very smart or who is dumb.
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10 things You Need to Know for Monday, March 13
From national news to community and school events, there are a variety of things to be aware of around ACHS this week.
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10 Things to Know for Monday, January 30
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2016 Gala Enchants Attendees
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ICYMI: Breaking Ground
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2016 Holiday Gala Reins in Success, Holiday Cheer
ACHS hosts its 2016 Holiday Gala performance, raises funds for the Fine Arts Department.
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10 Things You Need to Know for Monday
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ACHS to Host Annual Veteran’s Day Assembly
Switching off between the two D117 schools, Antioch prepares to host Friday morning's Veteran's Day Assembly.
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ACHS Alumna Sharon Gray Killed in Ethiopia Protests
While in Ethiopia on a study of plant biology, fellow Sequoit graduate Sharon Gray was stoned to death by rioters.
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Hurricane Matthew Decimates Haiti, Reaches For Southern States
Atlantic storm devoured Haiti, killing hundreds, continues to surge towards Southern United States.
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ACHS Hosts First Debate Watch Party
While Trump and Clinton begin to reveal their opposing ideas through a series of national debates this fall, ACHS had its first live-streamed watch party take place Monday night.
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Voices from Venezuela
Venezuela faces huge economic and political downfall, leaving citizens in a struggle to get their hands on necessities needed for survival.
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The Tradition Continues
Homecoming and it’s week of festivities would not have been complete without Antioch’s long established tradition of parade, bonfire.
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Powerful Blast Brings Unexpected Threat to New York
An explosion shakes up NYC after injuring several in a Manhattan neighborhood.
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Gliniewicz One Year Later
A year ago today one story was told; a year later not only is it different, but the entire climate of the country has changed.
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Turkish Wedding Bombing Kills 54
Turmoil within Turkey continues as 54 are killed in a suicide-bombed wedding attack.
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Fellow Sequoit Tours County Through World Class Drum Corps
Savannah Plank travels the country with national marching band and color guard.
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Antioch Police Investigate School After Recent Threats
The Antioch Police Department worked in collaboration with the ACHS administration to seal up minor threats towards the school.
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Student Council Election Results Are In
New student council members announced after completed election.
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100,000 Canadians Flee from Forest Fire
Wildfire destroys oil sands city in Alberta, invoking immediate evacuation.
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Trump, Clinton Win Big in New York Primary
Frontrunners sweep party delegates after most recent election.
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Denim: America’s Staple Fashion Trend
Denim is becoming a popular addition for every outfit, is being worn in various styles.
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Tri-M Performs At The Latte Cafe
Tri-M Music Honors Society performs at a nearby cafe, sharing their enthusiasm, passion for music.
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Student-Directed “And Then There Were None” Opens at ACHS
The murder mystery brought success as student-run show.
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iFashion: Wrapping Up the Winter With Ponchos and Blanket Scarves
Ponchos and blanket scarves are creating a comeback this year, revealing their unique comfort and style in upcoming spring fashion.
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Donald Trump Rallies Conservative Supporters
GOP frontrunner visits Liberty University, appeals to Christian base.
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iFASHION: Stepping into 2016 With Style
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Varsity Dances into Competition Season
The Sequoit Dancers are eager and excited for competition season to go underway.
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