A LEED-er in environmentally-conscious building
Alice Bell, Features Editor
January 8, 2016
Filed under Features, Top Stories
In a small Virginian county, every morning from September until June, about 6,500 high schoolers enter very unique buildings to learn. They sit under solar and green roofs, use waterless urinals and dual flush toilets and learn in naturally lit, geothermally heated libraries, labs and classrooms. These...
Black Lives Matter in D.C.
Noah Winslow, Business Manager
October 28, 2015
On October 12, Jason Goolsby, a freshman in college, was standing outside a bank in the district determining whether or not to get money. Moments after arriving at the bank, he started to hear police cars coming his way. Goolsby took off running and was tackled and arrested by two police officers. All of ...
Abigail Presson, Managing Editor
January 7, 2019 • No Comments
On December 19, Arlington County Circuit Court Chief Judge William Newman struck down the lawsuit against the School Board. The suit, filed by three current students, alleged...
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Annabel Phoel, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2018
Each year, the Student Council Association (SCA) hosts a food drive for Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC). It may seem like it won’t matter, but the 527 cans they...
The Native American Outreach Club supports tribes in quest for equal treatment
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Things get wild in Animal Sciences
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