The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

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The problem with white fraglity

May 21, 2021

The Problem With White Fragility Ava Cherry, Writing Editor | February 20, 2021 White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo has continued to create conversation about combating racism since its original publication...

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Earth Day

Maya Leshem, Opinion Editor May 21, 2021

What happened to Earth Day? As chaos continues in the world, many “less pressing” issues have been pushed to the side, but how much longer can we push aside climate change? Politicians and capitalist...

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In conversations about equity, where do students stand?

Kayla Tehrani, Editor-In-Chief May 20, 2021

*This article was originally published in the Snowmass Sun For months, conversations about equity and equality at Aspen High School have caused disagreement and anger in our community. Aspen High School...

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Bringing awareness towards sexual assault

Andie Sherman, Staff Writer May 17, 2021

According to a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Education in the 2017 to 2018 school year there were 14,983 incidents of sexual violence across the U.S. public school system. Such an alarming...

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Faculty voices add perspective to ASD sex-ed conversations Outdated online policies don’t align with more up-to-date curriculum, teachers say

Oceane Jones, Opinion Editor May 14, 2021

Originally published in the Snowmass Sun on May 12, 2021 After my April 21 Teen Spotlight was published in the Snowmass Sun, (Aspen High School’s sex education must be modernized), I heard from district...

Social media During COVID

Sophia Greiper, News Editor May 10, 2021

*This article was originally published in The Snowmass Sun With the COVID-19 pandemic came a lot more free time in the life of the American teenager. Before, we may have spent most of our free time...

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Conspiracy theorist a cancer to congress

Andie Sherman, Staff Writer May 10, 2021

Many followers of extreme conspiracy theories had their hopes dashed after former President Donald Trump left office in late January. However, new politicians have taken the role of fueling these dangerous...

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Sexism started with Aristotle

Hannah Smith, Editor-in-Chief May 5, 2021

Despite being known as one of the greatest philosophers and scientists in history, Aristotle's views towards women’s equality were misogynistic. Aristotle’s long-lasting influences did not just affect...

Letter to the Editor: AHS equity survey from a student perspective

Kayla Tehrani, Editor-in-chief May 4, 2021

Recently, Aspen High School principal Sarah Strassburger has been getting negative comments and backlash from AHS parents that are upset about the Equity Survey students were asked to take in early April....

Participants of the Carbondale CO BLM protest nearly one year ago holding their hands behind their backs repeating I cant breathe

A savored breath of justice

Hannah Smith, News Editor April 23, 2021

“No Justice, No Peace”- Nearly a year ago, the cry of these four words echoed across protests when George Perry Floyd Jr. took his last, unjust breath. Just recently, justice for Floyd has been served...

Teen are often overwhelmed with the adverse side effects of social media and struggle to grapple with social media addiction and the long-term consequences of oversharing online.

The generation of technology can’t handle social media

Tessa Guilander, Staff Writer April 23, 2021

Teens worldwide rely on social media to complete daily tasks, communicate with each other, and express themselves. However, social media can be taken advantage of and cause more harm than good. Social...

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