by Medha Sarin, staff reporter Photo provided by Patricia Livingston Months ago, it was completely normal to invite friends over and hang out together (less than six feet apart), accept presents from them (without wearing gloves!), and even blow out on a cake in their vicinity. In other words—have a […]
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Q&A: Chauncey Lindner discusses purpose of library, change over time
by opinions editor Elise Sawyer and staff reporter Medha Sarin photo by assistant principal Mike McEver Three years ago, after working as an English teacher for over a decade at AMCHS, Chauncey Lindner became the school librarian. On March 6, 2020, the Roar interviewed him about the role libraries have […]
Students adapt to digital teaching
As coronavirus has thrust society into new norms, students and teachers alike are learning — and adjusting — to a whole new world of online learning. “Online learning has proven to be sufficient for the time being, and I am continuing to learn material over Zoom without much difficulty,” junior […]
Extracurricular Groups Respond To COVID-19 Crisis, Plan In Face Of Semester’s Disruption
The current online list of AMCHS’ clubs and organizations includes over 40 distinct entries. Senior Mona Birgisson, dissatisfied with her options of discussion-based clubs, decided instead to create another. “The discussions were very brief,” Birgisson said. “You just went there at four o’clock, someone presented something for 15 minutes, and […]
Gallery: Staff Appreciation Day
To celebrate the teachers, the administrative staff toured around different campuses and put on a show for staff members. Assistant Principals Jason Pratt and Mike McEver played a drum line song while Principal Gwen Elder, Assistant Principals KeKe Johnson and Anne Scott, and Counselor Jill Faith cheered along. The administration […]
Gallery: Shining For Students
In honor of the shortened year, the staff lined up outside the school on April 24 while it was lit and greeted students as they drove by. Teachers made posters, rung bells, played music, and handed out balloons to students. Many students decorated their cars and held posters as they […]
Laying a Foundation: Looking Back on Buzz Williams’s First Year at Texas A&M
by Ian Curtis, staff reporter On April 3, 2019, Texas A&M announced the hiring of Virginia Tech’s Buzz Williams as the next head coach of the Aggies men’s basketball program. By December 8, the Aggies had just endured a brutal four-game losing streak, including a loss to Fairfield. Fairfield is […]
Things to Know for this Week
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Things to Know for this Week
According to Texas A&M University and The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the A&M student suspected to have the coronavirus has tested negative. A student at Baylor University has also been suspected of the virus and has been asked to isolate themselves to prevent spreading the coronavirus. Kobe […]
Things to Know for the Week
The situation in Australia is getting worse with over 1,100 firefighters working to stop the spread of fires in New South Wales and Victoria. There are around 20 fires currently burning in the area. As the early primaries and caucuses start, candidates are beginning to grow their campaign trail. Warren […]