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The NASA Goddard Telescope captured this massive Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) erupting from the sun in 2012.
The Poles of the Sun are About to Flip – What and Why?
Kelly Donnelly hiking in her free time.
Kelly Donnelly’s Future Plans After Moving on from AHS
The Snowmass Master Development Plan seen in a map of the mountain.
Ski Resort Changes to Expect for Next Season
Gia Galindo Bartley and her younger sister Tsahai Bartley Galindo enjoying their time at JAS Aspen
Cultural Vibrancy Fellowship Program
Best Buddie Participants play with slime during a Monday meeting.
Aspen Middle School Joins The Best Buddie Program
Feminism: It’s time for a rebrand
Feminism: It’s time for a rebrand
Pro-choice demonstrators march at the Texas State Capitol the day that S.B. 8 took effect.
How “Subtle Sexism” impacts women’s lives, careers, and health.
How to Prevent Seasonal Depression
Three Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month
News: College is Approaching! Tips and Tricks for Juniors and Underclassmen
Left: Siwa at the 2024 iHeartRadio Awards Right: Siwa in 2001 at the American Music Awards
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PODCAST: The Unsurprising Benefits of Reading
Gia looks at recent Paparazzi photos of Louis Partridge and Olivia Rodrigo.
Rating Celebrity Couples
Generation Z still using Snapchat in 20+ years.
If Gen Z still uses snapchat in 20 years
The Chainsmokers hyping up the crowd on Saturday night, February 24, 2024.
The 2024 Palm Tree Music Festival
JLo to Messi: The Best (and worst) ads of Super Bowl LVIII
Super Bowl Swifties
College Recruiting
Transgender athletes in sports has become a much talked about controversy after transgender Penn swimmer Lia Thomas won a NCAA Division I national championship in women’s freestyle.
Equality for Transgender Athletes
AHS Skier turf during the first round of Girls soccer playoffs.
2023-24 Spring Sports Season: The Review
SkierTV: Friday, April 19th
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The Bee-st Movie Ever
No Freedom For The Young
No Freedom For The Young
The Rim AKA No Mans Land
The Rim AKA No Mans Land
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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
The 2023 Winter Season so Far

The 2023 Winter Season so Far

Maddie McAllister, Head Photographer • March 6, 2023

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

Oceane Jones, Editor-in-Chief • January 30, 2023

The Rwandan Genocide occurred from April 7th, 1994 to July 15, 1995. During this 100-day period, armed Hutus killed around 800,000 of the Tutsi minority and moderate Hutus and Twa. As the nation rebuilds...

A sunset photo taken on North Mill Street in downtown Aspen on October 6th. In the distance, the colors of the trees change on Red Mountain.

Aspen’s Stunning Fall Colors

Maddie McAllister, Head Photographer • November 18, 2022

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