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THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

Taylor Swift at her 7/14/23 Eras Tour in Denver performing Long Live (TV).

The Phenomena of Taylor Swift

Sara Kershow, Staff Writer ~ September 14, 2023

Four years ago the hashtag #TaylorSwiftisOverParty was trending number one on Twitter for multiple days over a manufactured rumor and Taylor Swift became one of the most hated people on the internet. Today...

Women track athlete jumping over a hurdle at the Olympic Games.

Women’s Olympic

Araya Thompson, Staff Wrtier ~ June 1, 2023

The Olympic games began over 3,000 years ago in Ancient Greece. Originally, women were not allowed to compete in the games. The 1900 Paris games were the first to include women. Out of the 997 athletes,...

Deer standing on the side of the road in Carbondale Colorado.

Deer to Vehical Collisions

Olivia Cook, Opinion and A&E Editor ~ June 1, 2023

​​In 2023, the Roaring Fork Valley saw many deer-to-vehicle collisions on Highway 82. “Each year, there are roughly 1.5 million deer/vehicle collisions on U.S roadways,” The Humane Society of...

All 20 Sister Cities students at the Aspen Town Hall.

Sister Cities

Addy Christensen, News and Sports Editor ~ May 31, 2023

Imagine. One day you’re minding your own business walking around Aspen with some friends. You hear your phone buzz and see notifications flash across the screen. You do a double take as the screen unlocks...

New EICS

New Skier Scribble Editors

Lauren Kinney, Social Media Editor ~ May 31, 2023

As the school game comes to an end, the Skier Scribbler is starting a new beginning. Every year before May the members of the paper can apply for an editor position for the following school year. Staff...

AHS Skier turf during the first round of Girl's soccer playoffs.

2023-24 Spring Sports Season: The Review

Addy Christensen, News and Sports Editor ~ May 31, 2023

Spring sports have officially come to a close. Girls’ soccer, tennis, golf, boys' lacrosse, and baseball have all ended their respective seasons this month. Teams worked incredibly hard for their achievements...

Club leaders brainstorming the next meeting

WII sports

Lauren Kinney, Social Media Editor ~ May 26, 2023

Wii Sports is the game that gets everyone excited. The gold strike across the screen, and the sound of the win in tennis is so rewarding. Generally played in 2nd-7th grade in abasement fort, Wii has recently...

Sarah Benson’s Chickens

Greta Holton, Staff Writer ~ May 22, 2023

AHS teachers Sarah Benson and Brent Maiolo, have newly adopted baby chicks to the science room for the sole purpose of farming. Benson and Maiolo lost their chickens due to a local bear attack in the fall,...

Lauren Kinney texting with Snapchat's new feature My AI

Snapchat AI Has Many Students Concerned

Lindsay Waldeck, Staff Writer ~ May 22, 2023

On February 27th Snapchat released a new feature called My AI which has led to controversy surrounding the app. Many people believe the add-on to be terrifying. On Snapchat, this My AI addition allows...

Norman Archer proudly holding up an American flag.

Profile: Norm- US citizenship & Aspen Ski Co

Rylee Smith, Staff Writer ~ May 22, 2023

Local Aspen resident Norman Archer is both a community man and a working enthusiast. Born in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, he established his home within the Roaring Fork Valley in 2017. Norman has...

Cerena Seeber, Alexander Reginelli, Adam Cheney, and Charlie Laube pose for their school photos.

District Bids Farewell to Departing Educators

Elsa Tullar, Editor-in-Chief ~ May 8, 2023

Entering the 2023-24’ school year, four educators will be leaving the AHS team to explore what the world has to offer outside of the small town of Aspen, Colorado. Cerena Seeber, Adam Cheney, Charlie...

Peter de Wetter led the walkout for gun violence and continues to advocate for gun control and prevention.

Structured Protests

Beau Toepfer, News Editor ~ May 3, 2023

So far in 2023, 85 people have been killed or injured in school shootings, and threats have been called into schools across Colorado in a mass attack, including to schools in the valley. When student-led...

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