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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

About Ancestry DNA From Someone Who Did A Test

Zoe Cramer, Design and Online Media Editor December 8, 2017

It’s strange to think that you’re here today, but there were so many people before you, building your family tree until it eventually reached you. Your ancestors had whole lives before you. Maybe one...

Christopher Wheatley: AHS History Teacher

Christopher Wheatley: The Most Noticeable Teacher at AHS

Tatum Diemer, Staff Writer December 8, 2017

At AHS, students commonly consider the staff to be a group with uniform traits and values, homogeneous in almost all aspects. However social studies teacher, Christopher Wheatley, sticks out amongst the...

Plastic garbage in the school.

Plastic Pollution? Here’s the Solution!

Aja Schiller, Staff Writer November 29, 2017

About 38 billion plastic water bottles are wasted annually; more than $1 billion dollars is spent on plastic per year. At Aspen High School, 16 cases of 24 water bottles are purchased on average each school...

#MeToo

#MeToo

Olivia Zwieg, Staff Writer November 27, 2017

“I have not been able to avoid the memories resurfacing. I have felt sick in the pit of my stomach. I have felt such a flare of rage that the experience I recount below was not a unique incident with...

Creating a Dialogue About Cellphone Use in Class

November 16, 2017

  While there are ways that cellphone use in a classroom environment can be quite disruptive, I truly believe there is a way to utilize cell phones in class that most teachers at AHS have yet to integrate...

News reminders after the Texas shooting

How iPhones Have Made Us More Afraid

Jordan Fox, Editor-In-Chief November 13, 2017

Shots fired off behind us, and without hesitation, we picked up our pace. I checked to make sure all eight of us were together and continued to power forward, refusing to look at the possibility of what...

Olympic Skier, Lindsey Vonn in an interview with Forbes about competing against the men in 2018.

Racing for Equality

Madison Osberger-Low, Sports Editor November 9, 2017

In 1962, Gertrude Ederle became the first women to swim the English Channel. She set a world record for swimming  35 miles in 14 hours. Ederle believed that she could do anything, especially during the...

The group standing at the top of the first pass they hiked up.

Wind River Wilderness Backpacking Experience

Kaelyn Kroeger, Staff Writer November 8, 2017

Waking up in a drenched tent only to unzip the tent door to 36 degree weather seems like pure torture. However, it’s worth it when you reach the top of a 2,000 vertical foot pass huffing and puffing...

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The Best Place For Your Essential D-List Celebrity Gossip

Jordan Fox, Editor-In-Chief November 6, 2017

They are flooding your social media outlets and taking the internet by storm. No, they aren’t viruses,* they’re Whos. The world is divided into “Whos” and “Thems,” at least according to my...

The Shocking Lack of Student Rights

Kaelyn Kroeger, Staff Writer November 1, 2017

High school students believe that they are independent and freer than ever. After years of being tied down and always told what to do by their teachers in elementary and middle schools, students would...

AHS Spirit Team and Athletic Director Martha Richards

School Spirit: A Follow Up

Olivia Zwieg, Staff Writer November 1, 2017

On the Friday night homecoming football game, an avalanche of rowdy AHS students filled the stands to capacity wearing white from head to toe. The large turnout and loud voices lifted the energy and spirit...

Trump Leads the United States To War with North Korea

Trump Leads the United States To War with North Korea

Tullis Burrows, Staff Writer October 29, 2017

President Trump is treating a potential war on the Korean peninsula like a cliffhanger on a T.V show. He has repeatedly threatened to wage total, and possibly nuclear, war on the small nation of North...

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