Crazy Rich Asians: A huge step towards diversity on the big screens
Tessa Guthrie, Staff Writer
September 11, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, News, Showcase
This Labor Day weekend, Jon M. Chu’s “Crazy Rich Asians,” broke records, becoming the most successful romantic comedy in a little under a decade. According to the New York Times, the movie earned $149 million in box offices, beating the 2015 movie “Trainwreck” by Amy Schumer, which earned $110.2...
Changemakerss comes to Aspen High School
Tullis Burrows, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
Filed under News
On Friday April 13th, a Colorado youth environmental engagement organization known as Changemakers sponsored a school wide event with the support of Aspen High School’s Earth Group. The event involved a creative and impactful presentation by youth environmentalist and leader of the Changemakers ...
Teachers’ Shocking Stories
May 30, 2018
Filed under News
Almost everyone has at least one crazy story to tell about their childhood, high school life, or adulthood. Yes, even teachers at Aspen High School have experienced or done something exciting in their lifetime. Adam O’Bryan, Shannon Duffy, and Gretchen Calhoun were willing to share their stories. Adam...
A Hole in One for Girl’s Golf
Kaelyn Kroeger, Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
After many practices and long hours on the range, the girl’s golf team is ready for their upcoming tournament at regionals. Golf is an individual sport, so the scores are different for every player. Their team score overall has been higher than the other teams in the league; however, each tournam...
Nome Obermeyer and Obermeyer Ski Clothing
Tessa Guthrie, Staff Writer
May 22, 2018
For over 60 years Obermeyer ski clothing has revolutionized the ski industry, and impacted the community of Aspen. Nome Obermeyer has worked with Obermeyer for 54 years. She has helped design many of Obermeyer’s clothes and has contributed to keeping its history alive. Nome Obermeyer has been an Aspen...
A year abroad in Spain
Maeve McGuire, Staff Writer
May 9, 2018
Most AHS students read of unfamiliar cultures and foreign cities in history textbooks and online, but for junior Clara Maxwell, these exotic lands have become her home. Through the Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) program, Clara has been living and studying in Spain since August. RYE is an exchange program that...
Do movies turn a book into paper-thin plots?
Aja Schiller, Staff Writer
May 6, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, News
Though many people chose to enjoy the pleasures of sitting on the couch and watching a movie, others begin their nights with a novel in between their hands. Which should come first? Throughout my childhood, my older sister always told me that reading the book is better than watching the movie and th...
The benefits of participating in high school athletics
Aja Schiller, Staff Writer
May 6, 2018
Sports help train the body, both physically and mentally, which benefits the student's health overall and also teaches them life traits for later down the line. Many AHS students participate in sports, but some kids don’t see value in participating in athletic activities. However, the benefits of doing ...
Exploring the Competitive Academic Atmosphere at AHS
Tatum Diemer, Staff Writer
May 5, 2018
Competition can be found in any corner of the world; AHS is no different. However, the competitions at AHS takes the form of academic pressure. At AHS it seems as if students are always comparing their performance based on their peer's scores. These comparisons encourage some students, who thrive on co...
Recognizing Local Heroes: Amanda Boxtel’s Story
Jordan Fox, Editor-In-Chief
May 4, 2018
The word heroes evoke images of Wonder Woman and Superman saving the day, but we often forget to recognize the heroes that serve our community. They may not wear capes, but their profound impact on society rivals that of the heroes we see on television and movie screens. Amanda Boxtel, a longtime Roari...
Aspen Pedestrain Mall: The Upcoming Changes
Tessa Guthrie, Staff Writer
May 3, 2018
The pedestrian mall is a historic landmark of the Aspen community, but it needs to be updated. The mall is over 40 years old and its underground infrastructure, including water pipes, has not been updated in all that time. The deteriorating system has become a danger to community members and the businesses...
AHS Students Demand for School Safety on National School Walkout Day
Bella Hoffman, Staff Writer
May 2, 2018
The color orange was alive, as AHS students chanted and marched to Peapke Park with large banners in their hands. On April 20, over half of the AHS student body participated in a school walkout protesting gun violence and advocating for school safety and stricter gun laws. Students said they were done pa...
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