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February 17, 2022

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Grade 11 and 12 students dance at the prom event at Church House, Westminster May 14. Due to previous COVID-19 restrictions, prom was held for the first time in three years.

Prom takes place after two years of COVID-19 cancellations

May 16, 2022

The similarities between the Soviet Union and modern-day Russia are incredibly striking as they have both used similar tactics in Eastern Europe. Yet, the media has failed to address such notable similarities.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine sources inspiration from past events

May 13, 2022

Varsity baseball captain Alex Demetris (’22) reflects on his position as a senior on the team and shares his individual as well as team goals for the end of the year.

Athlete Spotlight: Alex Demetris

May 12, 2022

Pets – whether dogs, cats or goats – can provide a sense of comfort for many in their various shapes and forms. Students and faculty share stories about their pets, from the origin of their names to their favorite hobbies.

Community shares love for pets

May 11, 2022

The Oscars’ reputation took a huge blow in March after actor Will Smith slapped Chris Rock onstage. The award show’s reputation as a sophisticated ceremony has gradually deteriorated over the past few years, facing mounting criticism over its handling of political issues.

Academy Awards decline with behavior, diversity, relevance issues

May 10, 2022

A sign encourages students to remain silent while Advanced Placement exams take place. AP exams are administered May 2 to 20 on the ASL campus and at the Danubius Hotel.

Community reflects on AP exam commencement

May 9, 2022

Matthew Furst (23) creeps down the third baseline as Head Coach Terry Gladis looks toward home plate. The baseball teams won three games against the International School of Brussels and the American School of The Hague April 30.

Athletes reflect on tennis, baseball, softball competition in Brussels

May 6, 2022

Mary Bracht (P’24) attends the Alderney Literary Festival, an annual gathering celebrating historical literature from March 29 to 31, 2019. Bracht’s debut novel, “White Chrysanthemum,” was published in 2018.

Mary Bracht illuminates forgotten injustice of comfort women in ‘White Chrysanthemum’

May 4, 2022

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The establishment of unrealistic societal expectations among teenagers can cause them to constantly pick out imperfections and feel insecure about their appearance.

Unrealistic body standards create toxic environment

How teenagers interact with and present themselves on social media can lead to a lack of individuality.

Social media limits individuality

The Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) hosts the testing browser for the Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) taken by Grade 9 and 10 students halfway through the school year. However, the MAP tests do not demonstrate the actual intellectual capabilities of students, and therefore, should no longer continue.

MAP testing does not reflect student potential

The standardized testing system has been a key measure of student academic performance in the U.S for decades. However, it poses numerous disadvantages for students from low-income families, making test reform more of a necessity.

Standardized testing poses numerous disadvantages

For many people, having their name mispronounced can be damaging to their identity and wellbeing. Mispronouncing someone’s name, or assigning an unwanted nickname are considered by some to be name-based microaggressions.

Name mispronunciations leave lasting impact on individuals

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