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Stevie Nicks preforming at the 2022 JAS concerts.
Bringing the Jazz Back to JAS
Kate Corns classroom, which has been restored after flooding during winter break.
AHS Plumbing Causes Flood Over Winter Break
Seniors print their hands onto Huggards Eagle Project on December 15th.
Flying High as an Eagle
Breathtaking fireworks seen from Snowmass Mountain on New Years Eve to celebrate the upcoming year.
Behind the Mythical Climax of the Year
Head Students Peter de Wetter and Alex Schlosser lead their first pep assembly on the first day of school, Aug. 23, 2022.
A Head Start for Gender Equity
Junior, Clementine Neral Robertson browses the widespread gap year travel opportunities
Gap Year: Extended time, So Beneficial It Is a Crime
Although many travelers are still hesitant to visit Rwanda on account of the Genocide, the nation is rebuilding and stronger than ever, something that can be uniquely attributed to their majority-female parliament. Although women make up almost half of the world’s population, they occupy less than a quarter of political seats, according to a study by National Geographic. However, the same cannot be said about Rwanda. The Genocide itself paved the way for gender equality for women to claim their seat in power and change their nation for the better.
A World Post-Genocide: How Rwanda Rebuilt with Female Leaders
Student completing work.
The Homework Haul
A student at Aspen High watching an interesting true crime documentary on Netflix.
Obsession With True Crime
AHS Gun Violence Solutions Club recruits members at the club fair on Sept. 23.
No More Apologies
Three fan girls on the Jumbotron
Stanley Cup 2023 prediction
Haley Schmela and Lauren Kinney so excited to spend another holiday season with no significant other
How to Stay Happy During Cuffing Season
Elsa Tullar, Junior, enjoys the fresh, falling winter snow beneath a tree.
Winter is Here, These Activities Will Bring You Good Cheer
A photo that was taken in late November with beautiful sunset lighting up the Snowmass ski resort.
A Touch of Color
The greatest war novel of all time dismantles the idea of a romantic war.
How One of the Best Anti-War Films to Date Misses the Point
Sallinen at 2021 Buttermilk XGames halfpipe.
Sallinen Makes X-Games Debut as This Year’s Youngest Superpipe Athlete
Gender Inequality in Sports
Boys Basketball walking onto the court in the basketball season of 2021-2022.
Boys and Girls’ Basketball Inequality
The Challenge Aspen Team for 2022, Aspen teachers Adam Cheney and Megan Noonan are pictured in the middle.
AHS’ Noonan and Cheney Compete in Challenge Aspen Race in Italy
Aspen High School skier competes during the 2019 season. Alpine skiing is one of the sports affected by the protocol.
New Concussion Protocol
Creamy or Crunchy? Here’s What Your Peanut Butter Preference Says About You
Creamy or Crunchy? Here’s What Your Peanut Butter Preference Says About You
2 % Milk poured into a glass
What the Type of Milk You Drink Says About You
Pluto IS a Planet
Unused empty locker exposes some scary secrets
The empty lockers of AHS actually have horrors inside
Which teacher would wear which mask?
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The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER
The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER
Oceane Jones

Oceane Jones, Editor-in-Chief

Océane Jones is an Editor-In-Chief of The Skier Scribbler. As an AHS senior, this is her third year on The Skier Scribbler I. her free time, Océane enjoys political advocacy, specifically protecting women’s and LGBTQIA+ rights, singing,  and traveling.

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Although many travelers are still hesitant to visit Rwanda on account of the Genocide, the nation is rebuilding and stronger than ever, something that can be uniquely attributed to their majority-female parliament. Although women make up almost half of the world’s population, they occupy less than a quarter of political seats, according to a study by National Geographic. However, the same cannot be said about Rwanda. The Genocide itself paved the way for gender equality for women to claim their seat in power and change their nation for the better.

A World Post-Genocide: How Rwanda Rebuilt with Female Leaders

January 30, 2023
The street outside of Columbia University.

[Photo] Editorial: Pursuit of Success Vs. Happiness

November 18, 2022
The main campus library at Ivy League member Columbia University at dusk. Some believe that getting admitted into this university, which boasts a 5.8% acceptance rate, is a traditional sign of success.

[Photo] The Death of Democracy

November 18, 2022
Confiscated nicotine products that have been collected from students over a few years by the AHS administration.

An Exposé: Drugs at School

October 6, 2022
Aspen High School Students signing up for Earth Group, which focuses on climate advocacy.

Generation Z in Power

September 27, 2022

“Don’t Say Gay Law” in Florida leads to discrimination of LGBTQIA+ students

April 28, 2022
Faux News: Entertainment over Science

Faux News: Entertainment over Science

April 1, 2022
Zendaya as Rue in HBOs Euphoria.

Euphoria encourages replace amount youth

March 3, 2022
Portrait of Dr. King courtesy of Wikipedia Commons under commons license

The Importance of Honoring MLK Day

January 17, 2022
Buffalo Child and Deanne Vitrac-Kesslerare at the Shining Mountains Film Festival in Aspen, Colorado

The Indigenous of Aspen on “Walking In Harmony”

January 9, 2022
School classroom curtesy of Creative Commons license.

What I Wish I Knew…A College-Bound junior’s guide to high school

December 7, 2021
LGBTQIA+ Pride March courteously of anonymous photographer taken on June 7th, 2017 under Creative Commons License

Paint the Rainbow: how to support the LGBTQIA+ Community

November 9, 2021
Pro-choice protesters fight to save the Roe .v Wade case of 1973, which rules abortion as a civil right under the US constitution.

My Body, My Choice

October 14, 2021
A poster for the Peaceful Rally for Abortion Justice on October 2nd at 11 am in Paepcke Park.

[Photo] Editorial: A War on Women’s Reproductive Rights

September 30, 2021
Luke O’Callaghan, AVH Operating Room Purchasing Agent, receives his vaccine as part of the 1A group in early January.

What science tell us about vaccines effectiveness against Delta Strain

September 21, 2021
Profile photo of Oceane Jones

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

May 14, 2021
Students rehearse Songs for a New World, beautifully captured by Jennifer Johnston

“One Moment That Changed Everything”: Songs For A New World

May 11, 2021
Lovesick girl kissing Snapchat boy over the phone.

The realities of dating during COVID-19

April 1, 2021
Learn your vaccination future!

Vaccines based on the Zodiac

April 1, 2021

Gen Z 101

April 1, 2021
Illustration depicting modern love: love in the time of corona.

From a lore and barbaric tradition to the most ‘love’ly holiday

February 12, 2021
‘Birds of Colorado’ by Océane Jones shows the native avians of our centennial state

Flying high with these winter birds

February 11, 2021
Staff Writer Oceane Jones, a sophomore at AHS.

Who runs the sleigh, Girls!

January 11, 2021
Kamala Harris hugs a child.

Kamala Harris: the first female Vice President in America’s ‘herstory’

November 9, 2020
Students Luca Jewel, Océane Jones, and Orion Jones complete online school from the safety of their home.

Students create ‘learning pods’, escape isolation from socialization

November 5, 2020
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